wildlife

Beaver dam analogs are human-made projects designed to slow waterways to increase plant and wildlife health.

Prescribed fires can reduce wildfire risk while also improving wildlife habitat, according to a new study from the Nature Conservancy.

Unlike the state, Teton County requires wildlife-friendly fences. Jackson may consider more this fall.

Severe drought is shrinking the places many Western animals depend on for food, water and shelter, and the effects may be strongest for predators, according to new research.

After a wildfire, rivers and streams can take years to recover. Native plants and wildlife are often crowded out by invasive species in the aftermath. But in Nevada’s Virgin River watershed, a collaboration between federal agencies and conservation groups is pointing to early signs of recovery.

Millions of photos of the Cache-Game Creek system reveal hidden harmonies and that some wildlife are more sensitive than others.

The program is already removing migration barriers on private land in Colorado, Idaho and Wyoming. Now, it’s coming to Utah.

A pathway that would connect Teton Village with the Moose entrance of Grand Teton National Park is up for reconsideration, thanks to a 2025 federal executive order, “Make America Beautiful Again by Improving our National Parks.” The park announced in March that this included planning for the Moose-Wilson Road.

The funds are changing the game in ranching, conservation and land management.

“I think that the one sentiment that everybody maybe can share today is that they're glad that it's over,” said Cali O’Hare.