Jackson Hole Wildlife Journal & Blog

Whitebark pine trees are crucial to the subalpine ecosystem. Unfortunately, they are under threat due to climate change, disease, and insects. Read on to learn about the role of this tree in its ecosystem and what is being done to save it.

The beginning of fall marks the elk rut, or mating season, when visitors have a chance to witness one of nature's most impressive displays of wildlife behavior. Read on to learn about elk behavior during this incredible time.

Recent scientific findings have revealed a unique disease resistance among wolves with black coats. Click to read more.

Digiscoping expert Clay Taylor summarizes the 6-day digiscoping workshop we offered in the spring. Read on to learn about what each day of the workshop looked like, what guests learned, and what amazing animals we saw!

This winter proved brutal for Wyoming's mule deer herd. Researchers at the University of Wyoming reported a 100% loss of all radio-collared fawns born in 2022, a 70% loss of collared does, and a 60% loss of collared bucks in the Wyoming Range Mule Deer Herd.