Three new wildlife underpasses have recently been built along South 89 to help reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions by safely funneling animals beneath the highway. The ground disturbance caused by construction has created ideal conditions for invasive weeds. These invasive weeds can crowd out native plants and deprive wildlife of traditional food sources. If invasive plants become established around these bottlenecks, animals can unintentionally spread seeds Read More

Tetonia Fence Removal Join us on August 15th in Tetonia to remove a stretch of fence that surrounds important moose habitat and impacts a big game migration corridor. Help reduce barriers to wildlife movement and migration by removing obsolete fences or making wildlife-friendly modifications to existing fence with volunteers and staff from the Jackson Hole Read More

Help reduce barriers to wildlife movement and migration by removing obsolete fences or making wildlife-friendly modifications to existing fence with volunteers and staff from the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation. Full or Half Day Projects Available + No prior experience needed. Registration Link

Come join us at Crystal Lite to collect seeds from native plant species and help preserve and restore the landscape around the trail. The goal is to collect seeds that can be replanted to help increase native plants populations in areas previously affected by invasive species such as Musk Thistle, Houndstongue, Knapweed, etc. Volunteers will Read More

Join us September 1 & 2 at Trail Creek up the Gros Ventre as we work to build Beaver Damn Analogs! Beaver dam analogs help restore wetlands and riparian areas, creating healthier habitat for wildlife. These structures slow and spread water, supporting native vegetation and providing food, shelter, and water for a variety of wildlife Read More

Come join us at Crystal Lite to collect seeds from native plant species and help preserve and restore the landscape around the trail. The goal is to collect seeds that can be replanted to help native plants become established in areas previously affected by invasive species such as Musk Thistle, Houndstongue, Knapweed, and others. Volunteers Read More

Have you joined us for a fence pull, weed pull, or MAPs survey? Maybe you adopted a Mountain Bluebird box this year or participated in one of our many other volunteer opportunities? We want to celebrate you! Please join us on Tuesday, September 15, from 4:30–7:30 PM at Miller Park for an evening of good Read More

Help reduce barriers to wildlife movement and migration by removing obsolete fences or making wildlife-friendly modifications to existing fence with volunteers and staff from the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation. Full or Half Day Projects Available + No prior experience needed. Registration Link

Come join us at Crystal Lite to collect seeds from native plant species and help preserve and restore the landscape around the trail. The goal is to collect seeds that can be replanted to help native plants become established in areas previously affected by invasive species such as Musk Thistle, Houndstongue, Knapweed, and others. Volunteers Read More

Help reduce barriers to wildlife movement and migration by removing obsolete fences or making wildlife-friendly modifications to existing fence with volunteers and staff from the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation. Full or Half Day Projects Available + No prior experience needed. Registration Link

Join us for our next Nature Mapping certification training! You'll learn wildlife identification basics, how to use the NMJH database, and how your observations contribute directly to local wildlife conservation. Upon completion, you'll be a certified Nature Mapper, equipped to submit verified wildlife observations year-round on your own time. Please register by emailing: zoe@jhwildlife.org