Jackson Hole Wildlife Journal & Blog

Spring marks the arrival of newborns on the landscape. The lush green meadows of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem provide nutrient-rich food for mothers and protective cover for their offspring. Elk, bison, mule deer, moose, and pronghorn all give birth between early May and late June, meaning we're seeing a lot of new, adorable faces on the landscape. Read our latest blog post to learn more about the birthing season and the very important reasons behind this seasonal, synchronous timing!

This winter's record-breaking snowpack has been devastating for western Wyoming's pronghorn antelope population. Read on to learn more about how herds are faring and how wildlife officials aim to help the population.

Increasing population numbers among bighorn sheep herds raise alarms about pneumonia outbreaks.

Our guides recently took a guided tour of the National Museum of Wildlife Art to enhance our knowledge of the museum's amazing artwork. Read on to learn more!

Our latest workshop offering is a 6-day digiscoping workshop in partnership with Swarovski Optik and digiscoping expert Clay Taylor. Learn more about what this exciting trip will entail!