The Wild Neighborhoods program is a coalition of local agencies and non-profits in Jackson Hole, Wyoming that provides homeowners with information and resources regarding proactive measures to reduce conflicts with wildlife and prepare for wildfire. As patrons of this wildlife mecca, we encourage responsible and respectful homeowner practices to reduce wildlife conflicts. The Teton Conservation District estimates that over 5,800 homes, almost half of all homes in Teton County, face the clear and ever present threat of catastrophic property loss from wildfire. Wildlife conflict and wildfire risk pose separate but related threats to living in Jackson Hole. Teton Interagency Media Release Western WY- The fire danger rating for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest and Teton Interagency Dispatch Area has increased to very high. Conditions in the area are drying quickly and […] Buckrail: Teton County News There have been almost 50 moose killed by vehicle collisions in the past 10 years on Moose-Wilson Road. Last week’s collision near the Aspens marked yet another moose fatality, one that […] Release by the Greater Yellowstone Coalition (JACKSON, Wyo.) – Millions of visitors who camp and picnic in National Forests in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem can sleep a bit more soundly this summer, knowing that Forest […] Teton Interagency Fire News Release Western WY- The fire danger rating for Grand Teton National Park, Bridger-Teton National Forest and Teton Interagency Dispatch Area has increased to high. The potential for fire activity has increased due […]
Your neighborhood is a wild place. We help you keep it that way.
Together, we work with homeowners to:
Reduce Wildlife Conflicts
Prepare for Wildfire
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