Jackson Hole Wildlife Journal & Blog

At Jackson Hole Ecotour Adventures we feel fortunate to call the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE) our home and office. One of the most biologically rich temperate ecosystems on earth, the GYE is recognized as a World Biosphere Reserve by the United Nations. Conserving this place for the future is paramount to our mission as a company, and through our Dollars for Conservation program, we are proud to have donated over $50,000 dollars to local and national partners over the past eight years. Read on to learn more about our Conservation Partners working to keep the GYE wild!

After a winter for the record books, spring has come early to Jackson Hole. Valley floors are melting quickly, and warm temperatures are facilitating a green up of the landscape. The Epic migrations of spring are about to begin, read on to learn more!

Earlier this week Yellowstone National Park Employees observed the first Grizzlies of spring. We can't wait to see some out on our tours of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks soon!

Winter in Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks provides abundant wildlife viewing opportunities. Massive herds of elk and bison are found concentrated in the valley floors, while deer and bighorn sheep occupy the hillsides. Foxes, coyotes, and wolves become more visible as well, making winter one of the best times to view our wildlife beneath snow covered peaks.

Summer in Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park is something special. There are multitudes of things do for everyone. Us locals, have a saying of F.O.M.O., Fear Of Missing Out! On our days off, What To Do, is the hardest....