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When Unwanted Costs Of Growth Are Exported, Who And What Pay The Price? You Know The Answer

Teton County, Wyoming is one of the richest, per capita, in America. In a riveting excerpt from the new book, A Watershed Moment, Luther Propst (who is also a Teton County Commissioner) writes that unless a regional strategy is adopted to confront growth, Greater Yellowstone's world-class sense of wildness will be lost. No matter where you live, Propst's piece should be considered a must-read

Community, Featured Article, Human Footprint, Wild-Re-Wild-De-Wild, Wildlife, Yellowstone

Jackson Hole Confronts A Wicked Existential Question: What Is It Still Trying To “Save”?

Nationally-renowned planning expert Robert Liberty, who has taken a keen interest in Greater Yellowstone, will discuss Jackson Hole's epic growth challenges. Public event Tuesday is free and sponsored by the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance

Community, Difference Makers, Human Footprint, Wildlife

Their Montana Legacy: Crawfords Put Faith In Bright Young Minds To Secure Future Of Wildlife

$30 million gift from Kathy and late Tim Crawford is largest in history of Montana State University and will underwrite scholarships for students advancing public understanding of wildlife and habitat protection

Art, Community, Difference Makers, Human Footprint, Wildlife, Yellowstone

Yellowstone Summit Has Best Lineup Ever For Those Who Love America’s First National Park

It's on this week! Join thousands of others who are attending remotely from around the world. Now is the time to celebrate—and defend—the value of public wildlife and proted areas

Community, Difference Makers, Human Footprint, Wildlife, Yellowstone

Can We Save America’s Wildest Backyard?

Each of us savors 'the nature of place' our communities offer but nowhere is there more at stake for the country's wildlife heritage than in Greater Yellowstone. You are invited to a panel discussion Weds, April 9 on how to rescue it

Community, Difference Makers, Human Footprint, Wildlife

Magical Grasslands, America’s Biggest Re-Wilding, Medicinal Food And Saving The Mini-Serengeti

From now until its festival in April, Gallatin Valley Earth Day is delivering a series of free live and streamlined events that will make you swoon for the West even more. Also enjoy our interview with organizer Anne Ready

Opinion, Wildlife, Yellowstone

Grizzly “Bucket Biology” Not A Shortcut To True Bear Recovery

To fast-track grizzly delisting, states have been moving a few bears around to address genetic concerns. But as Nick Gevock writes in this op-ed, they're also evading the goal of achieving durable biological connectivity between isolated ecosystems

Community, Featured Article, Human Footprint, Wildlife, Yellowstone

Conservation Easements Saved For Now, As Common Sense Prevails In Montana

Tristan Scott, managing editor of the Flathead Beacon, explains what happened with a unpopular push to undo the legacy of conservation easements with a Madison County rancher/legislator listening to the people and changing his mind

Human Footprint, Recreation, Wildlife

No Mere Pipsqueaks: They Are Pikas, Hear Them Roar

WildJourneys with WU: As we explore the wildlife imagery in Helen Seay’s mural in Jackson Hole, we begin by celebrating a mountain underdog and indicator of change affecting our bigger world

Recreation, Wildlife

From Fright To Flight: Tourists Flock To Wildlife, But Wildlife Needs Space

Wildlife researchers Dr. Joel Berger and Kira Cassidy examine impacts of growing outdoor recreation pressure on sensitive desert bighorn sheep in southeast Utah

Category: Wildlife

When Unwanted Costs Of Growth Are Exported, Who And What Pay The Price? You Know The Answer

Jackson Hole Confronts A Wicked Existential Question: What Is It Still Trying To “Save”?

Their Montana Legacy: Crawfords Put Faith In Bright Young Minds To Secure Future Of Wildlife

Yellowstone Summit Has Best Lineup Ever For Those Who Love America’s First National Park

Can We Save America’s Wildest Backyard?

Magical Grasslands, America’s Biggest Re-Wilding, Medicinal Food And Saving The Mini-Serengeti

Grizzly “Bucket Biology” Not A Shortcut To True Bear Recovery

Conservation Easements Saved For Now, As Common Sense Prevails In Montana

No Mere Pipsqueaks: They Are Pikas, Hear Them Roar

From Fright To Flight: Tourists Flock To Wildlife, But Wildlife Needs Space

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