Chronic wasting disease (CWD) has been creeping towards Teton County for years. Now that it has officially reached our valley, it can feel like it’s too late and there’s nothing to be done. However, here are some things YOU can do (and not do!) to prevent the spread of CWD, and give deer, moose, and elk their best chance of survival through the winter.

The ducks in Flat Creek are muddying the waters. Literally and figuratively.

As the week progressed the fire ran first one direction, then another, as the winds changed and gusted. By Saturday, it had spread to the southwest corner of the ranches and consumed three houses…

Teton Conservation District and USGS visited a monitoring site on Rendezvous Mountain to study airborne pollutants in our snowpack.

Ice-related flooding has long been a problem along Flat Creek. To address this issues, the Flat Creek Water Improvement District (FCWID) was formed.

Water Resources Specialist, Carlin Girard, and Natural Resources Technician, Chauncey Smith, led seventh graders through experiments to determine what aquatic habitat trout like best.