Tribal Youth Corps worked to create a small footbridge on the west side of Jenny Lake this summer. Take a look as they reflect on what it’s like to spend a month outside in the park and share thanks for the […]
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Morgan State University architecture students recently traveled to Jackson, Wyoming to participate in preservation efforts with Hammer Corps in Grand Teton National Park. Through a course hosted by the Western Center for Historic Preservation, students learned the guiding principles that
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Resting on the western bank of the Snake River, the Bar BC Dude Ranch is one of Grand Teton National Park’s hidden gems. It is the second-oldest and best-known dude ranch in Jackson Hole, and served as an inspiration for
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We are pleased to share that a strategy is in place to preserve the last 1-acre inholding on the iconic Mormon Row Historic District and ultimately transfer it to Grand Teton National Park. The property was listed for sale last
Grand Teton National Park lies at the heart of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem—one of the last remaining large and nearly intact northern temperate ecosystems on Earth. The park’s renowned wildlife remains because of a landscape that has changed relatively little
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Permanently protecting the 640-acre Antelope Flats parcel was a tremendous achievement that required collaboration and support from many individuals, organizations, and agencies. At our celebration in August 2017, Wyoming Governor Matt Mead, Former Secretary of the Interior Sally Jewell, and
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The Foundation supports a variety of youth programs that change the lives of those who participate. National Park Service Academy (NPSA) brings college students from diverse backgrounds to Grand Teton National Park and introduces them to careers in the National
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“When words become unclear, I shall focus with photographs. When images become inadequate, I shall be content with silence.” -Ansel Adams The Foundation hosted a winter photo contest on Instagram during the month of February, which drew hundreds of entries.
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The historic Bar BC in Grand Teton National Park is the second-oldest and best-known dude ranch in Jackson Hole, and served as an inspiration and a model for the establishment of later dude ranches. Created in 1912, its fame spread
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We are pleased to announce that we have been named as a 2018 partner in Patagonia’s new initiative, Patagonia Action Works, for our work to restore fish passage between the Snake River and one of its main tributaries—Ditch Creek. Patagonia
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We are entering the fifth and final year of work at Jenny Lake as part of our Inspiring Journeys project. The last four summers have been marked by significant renewal in the area. Our vision of a visitor experience that
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Tribal Youth Corps: Making Connections in Grand Teton National Park from GTNP Foundation on Vimeo. Grand Teton National Park Foundation, in partnership with Montana Conservation Corps, engages Native American teens from nearby reservations to complete a month-long, paid internship in
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