Nature & Wildlife
Many people visit the Jackson Hole region due to its magnificent and wild setting in the rugged west. Around every corner lies the opportunity to view the abundant wildlife that is unique to the area. Please take a moment to familiarize yourself with the species on these pages so that you can be sure you spot them on your vacation! more info
Located in Jackson, this beautiful museum is a must see. Art collections, games & more online.
Take a wildlife photo safari with a pro to the best locations in Yellowstone & Teton National Parks.
Like no other on Earth! World famous wood carvings by Jonathan the Bearman. Own a piece of wildlife.
Exquisite & affordable photography, engravings and sculptures as birthday or anniversary gifts.
A not-for-profit wildlife park & educational facility offering a live glimpse at animals year-round.
Providing scenic river float trips in Grand Teton National Park since 1962. Expert guides.
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37FOther pages you might find helpful:
Dubois Anglers & Wildlife Group
The Dubois Anglers & Wildlife Group preserves and protects recreation and nature in the Upper Wind River Watershed.
Idaho Falls Astronomical Society
The Idaho Falls Astronomical Society performs research and encourages astronomy education.
Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation
The Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation strives to find ways for humans and wildlife to live in the same areas.
Teton Science Schools' Wildlife Expeditions
The Teton Science School's Wildlife Expeditions offers tours and educational programs through the nature of Grand Teton NP and surrounding areas.
The Earthfire Institute
The Earthfire Institute is based in Driggs, Idaho and researches wildlife biology in the area.
The Murie Center
The Murie Center organizes interested people to act mindfully and responsibly in regards to nature.
Wyoming Outdoor Council
The council stirves to train and educate all to conserve and protect the local environment.
