From JHCA: Join the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation, Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance, and Greater Yellowstone Coalition to discuss the current status of wildlife crossings in Teton County, WYDOT’s plans for the 22/390 crossings, and learn about one design option used in wildlfie crossings: electrocrete. RSVP through the JHCA website or email info@jhwildlife.org to sign up.

Details are still in the works, but please save the evening of Tuesday, June 1st for our 2021 “Pic-Luck.” We anticipate this year’s event to be a part-virtual, part in-person, picnic-style event at an outdoor location. A small change from tradition; we will be requesting attendees to bring their own food, dishes and silverware to this year’s event.

Join the Greater Yellowstone Coalition for this virtual benefit event. Click here to learn more.

Join the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance for their annual meeting, one of their biggest and most important events of the year. This is a members only event. Register to become a member here. 

Stay tuned for details or email kyle@jhwildlife.org if you are a new volunteer to sign up for our fence-specific email list. 

Join us on a Nature Mapping Snake River Float! Trips are limited at three participants per trip. The cost is $50 per person (cash only). Meeting time varies depending on the trip but is generally between 6-7 am in the Stilson Parking Area. Sign up here. 

If you are not a nature mapper and would like to become one by attending this training, please email hilary@jhwildlife.org to sign up. 

Join us on a Nature Mapping Snake River Float! Trips are limited at three participants per trip. The cost is $50 per person (cash only). Meeting time varies depending on the trip but is generally between 6-7 am in the Stilson Parking Area. Sign up here. 

Join the Teton Regional Land Trust for birding in Island Park at 7:30 am on July 6th. Board Member Tim Reynolds will guide an outing to look and listen for birds and their songs. For details and to reserve your spot, click here. From 9am to 10am we’ll have breakfast refreshments and conversations with Land Trust staff. Then at 10am, you can search for Island Park’s diverse native plants and wildflowers on a guided walk with botanist Rose Lehman, USFS. Click here to register for the walk.