All of Teton County is bear country! Our individual actions, like investing in bear-resistant garbage containers, can help keep bears wild and people safe. Fall is the worst time for Wildlife-Vehicle Collisions. Please drive defensively this time of year for your safety and that of the wildlife we cherish!
Each year, we organize hundreds of volunteers to remove or modify fences to make them friendlier to wildlife movement. We rely on the voluntary engagement of private landowners and public agencies as we work to reduce migratory barriers and improve landscape permeability for our wild neighbors.
Each year, we organize hundreds of volunteers to remove or modify fences to make them friendlier to wildlife movement. We rely on the voluntary engagement of private landowners and public agencies as we work to reduce migratory barriers and improve landscape permeability for our wild neighbors.
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History
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Our wildlife-friendly path from then to now began in 1993, when a small group of passionate citizens aimed to create a more wildlife-friendly community by forming the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation. In 2018, we celebrated our 25th anniversary working to reduce human-caused impacts on our wild neighbors, right here in Jackson Hole.
About Us
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The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation was established in 1993 by a small group of passionate community members. The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation works to promote ways for our community to live compatibly with wildlife. We accomplish our mission primarily through on-the-ground projects that we guide in collaboration with agencies, organizations and private land owners.
Board of Directors
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Our Board of Directors is comprised of a diverse group of individuals with varied backgrounds including wildlife biology, wildlife management, public relations, law, conservation, planning and development, private business, and education. The board represents a cross-section of the community and enables us to have thoughtful debate about current issues and seize opportunities to advance meaningful on-the-ground work.
Partners
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Although we accomplish our work through a volunteer board of directors, a small staff, and the generous help of many volunteers, we also leverage the resources and goodwill of local partners. The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation has established many productive relationships with partners from both the private and public sector over the past few decades.
Our Work
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The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation was formed by citizens who liked to spur on-the-ground action. We embrace our hands-on reputation and thank our many dedicated volunteers. The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation engages hundreds of volunteers to partner with agencies, organizations and private landowners to build a community that is wildlife-friendly.
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