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Leslie & Kipp Frohlich

Leslie & Kipp Frohlich

Meet Leslie & Kipp Frohlich, Teton Pass & Mosquito Creek Ambassadors Leslie and Kipp Frohlich, who are first-time volunteer FBT Ambassadors in the summer of 2025, first visited the Greater…

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Sue & Brian Hagens

Meet Sue and Brian Hagens, Jackson District, Visitor Information/Front Desk   Recently retired, Sue and Brian Hagens are now full-time RVers. “We bounce around to different places,” Brian says. Sue…

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Jennifer & Frank McCarthy

Meet Frank and Jennifer McCarthy, Blackrock District Ambassadors, Visitor Services/Front Desk   Texans Frank and Jennifer McCarthy first fell in love with the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem when they drove through…

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Dave Weldon

Meet Dave Weldon, Wildlife Ambassador, Blackrock District   “I love wilderness and wildlife,” says Dave Weldon, who grew up backpacking, fishing, dirt biking, and skiing in Mammoth Lakes, California, in…

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Dr. Melanie Armstrong

Melanie Armstrong is the Director of the Ruckelshaus Institute and an Associate Professor in the Haub School of Natural Resources at the University of Wyoming. In these roles she aims…

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Margo Feingold

Programs Manager Margo Feingold says, “I am excited to work for FBT because the Bridger-Teton National Forest is one of the largest national forests in the country (it’s the third largest in…

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Jennifer Ricupero

How Jennifer Recreates Responsibly: Jennifer says that no matter what the weather or conditions she always abides by the 7 Principles of Leave No Trace: Plan Ahead and Prepare, Travel…

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Ian MacLeod

When board member Ian MacLeod and his wife Paige first visited Jackson Hole, “We knew about Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, but we didn’t know as much about the…

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Gracy Carpenter

Being able to hike, ski, and explore on the BTNF from her backyard in the foothills of the Wyoming Range while growing up was just life for Gracy Carpenter. “My…

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Sharon Smitherman

“The BTNF belongs to the public, but often the average citizen just doesn’t know what they should have with them. You can hike in flip-flops, but that doesn’t make it…

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We acknowledge with respect that our facilities are situated on the aboriginal land of the Shoshone Bannock. Eastern Shoshone. Northern Arapaho. Crow. Assiniboine. Sioux. Gros Ventre. Nez Perce.

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