Keep Jackson Hole Wild.
The Jackson Hole community has always been a champion of the wildlife, wild places, and wild culture that remain the foundation of the last true mountain town. Join us in taking steps to ensure the wonder of this rare place never fades.
USE PUBLIC TRANSIT
Trade in four wheels for two. Use the START bike share. Consider taking the START bus or walking. And if you need a car, go electric.
ROAD TO ZERO WASTE: REDUCE AND RECYCLE
Leave no trace wherever you go. Grab a reusable Stay Wild tote bag. Take short showers. Recycle all that you can.
GIVE WILDLIFE SPACE
Wildlife share their habitat with us. Never approach or feed any animals. Stay at least 100 yards away from bears and wolves, and 25 yards away from other wildlife.
Respect Wildlife Closure Areas
Certain backcountry areas in the Teton serve as critical winter habitat for large game and are closed seasonally to protect wildlife.
If you don't know, don't go
Stay safe in the backcountry. Please have the proper equipment, partner and a plan. Check the local weather and avalanche forecast before heading out.
STAY ON THE TRAILS
Trails are made to lessen environmental impact. Obey all posted signs and respect boundaries.
TAG LOCATIONS RESPONSIBLY
Geotagging photos in social media creates a surge in human traffic, increasing strain on delicate habitats. Post the photo. Trash the tag.
GO FORTH AND EDUCATE
Bring the spirit of Jackson Hole with you when you leave. The small actions you take make a big difference in preserving special spaces for generations to come.
TAG LOCATIONS RESPONSIBLY. KEEP JACKSON HOLE WILD.
In Jackson Hole, our lands are highly ‘grammable because of a tradition of preserving the wild. Unfortunately, every time someone tags the precise location in an epic nature photo, it brings excess traffic that’s harmful to the environment. As champions of conservation, we ask that you share your photos using a generic location tag:
Tag Responsibly, Keep Jackson Hole Wild.
SUSTAINABILITY PARTNERS
Learn about how our local non-profits are keeping Jackson Wild.
