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BFFs of the BTNF

Starting in June, our “BFFs of the BTNF” campaign has appeared three times a week in the Jackson Hole Daily and the weekly Jackson Hole News&Guide. This ongoing campaign features…

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1710 AM

1710 AM includes tips on how to recreate responsibly on the BTNF.  

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August 2023 Newsletter

  There’s a lot going on during the busiest month on the BTNF. Trailheads and campgrounds are crowded and our Ambassadors are busy educating forest users about responsible recreation and…

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Early Summer 2023

Hello Friends, Summer has finally arrived in Wyoming and I could not be happier! So much has happened over the last few months in the life of Friends of the…

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Blackrock Field Camp

Since its founding in 2016, Blackrock Field Camp has helped several hundred campers from the Wind River Reservation develop and deepen their awareness of their ancestral and/or public lands; connect…

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The Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail

The Wyoming Range National Recreation Trail (WRNRT) is a 75-mile-long trail spanning the crest of the Wyoming Range and connecting several of the BTNF’s six districts. It passes through the…

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Wildlife Ambassador Spotlight

“The dedication and hours put in by our Wildlife Ambassadors is a demonstration of the caliber of help we are fortunate to receive. Our ambassadors are able to maintain their…

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Friends of the Bridger-Teton Awarded Major Grants

In 2022, the Jackson Hole Travel and Tourism Board (JHTTB) awarded its largest amount of funding to a single project to date to Friends of the Bridger-Teton. The $1 million…

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Joy of Exploring

FINDING YOUR OWN BEAUTIFUL PLACES—RATHER THAN RELYING ON SOCIAL MEDIA—BENEFITS YOUR BRAIN, THE LANDSCAPE, AND LOCAL WILDLIFE. “My thinking changes when I step off the trail,” says Tom Turiano, who…

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When You Have to Eat All Day – Hyperphagia

Fall is the season when bears enter hyperphagia, a state in which they’re constantly in search of food and are more likely to come into human-occupied areas. You can help…

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