Wildlife Preservation

Teton County respects the unique biodiversity and variety of wildlife that exists within the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. We have several projects and initiatives to help preserve this important resource.

Wildlife Crossings & Fencing

Teton County and partners are developing wildlife crossings & fencing to preserve migration corridors and protect wildlife & motorists on our roads.

You can learn more about wildlife crossings at our Wildlife Crossings Public Engagement website by clicking here.

Bear Regulations

Teton County’s history, ecology and culture is inexorably intertwined with the black and grizzly bears that call this area home. Along with partners, the County has released Bear Regulations to prevent human-bear conflict.

Here is the link for the Teton County Bear Regulations website.