Jackson Hole Wildlife Journal & Blog

Research Revealed: Yellowstone’s Second Heaviest Grizzly

The Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team captured a familiar Yellowstone griz in October of this year and discovered he weighed just three pounds shy of the record weight for Yellowstone's heaviest grizzly bear. Read on to learn about this impressive bear!

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2024 Restaurant Guide to Jackson Hole

Overwhelmed by all the amazing food options in Jackson Hole? Let our guides choose for you! Read on to learn about the best restaurants in Jackson Hole, according to our amazing staff.

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Research Revealed: Wolverines & The Endangered Species Act

Are wolverines about to be listed under the Endangered Species Act? This elusive, low-density mammal has been in trouble for a long time, and it may finally receive much-needed protections. Read on to learn more.

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Whitebark Pine: What makes this tree so important?

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.

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What happens during the elk rut?

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.

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