3rd Annual Greater Yellowstone Crane Festival
Virtual Event September 14th-19th
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Happy Arbor Day from Teton Regional Land Trust! Arbor Day is an annual tradition of planting trees that goes all the way back to Spain in 1594 and started in the US in Nebraska in 1872, the very same year that Yellowstone became a national park.
The Land Trust's stewardship team works with many of our landowners on habitat restoration – returning degraded or altered habitat to a healthy, functioning condition that supports priority wildlife species. This often includes planting native trees, bushes, and grasses.
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Registration for the Wrun for Wray Targhee hill climb race is now open! Join us for a 2.9-mile climb at @grandtargheeresort honoring Wray Landon IV. Runners and walkers of all ages and levels are welcome to join in the fun. The race day ends with a celebration and great raffle. All proceeds from the race and raffle benefit the Wray Landon Legacy Fund at Teton Regional Land Trust.
More details about race day and a link to register can be found by going to tetonlandtrust.org/wrun-for-wray-2/
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Maximize Living Roots
You can increase the time that there are living roots in the soil through crop rotations, use of cover crop, or through the use of grasslands (native or pasture). Living roots help to stimulate and increase biological activity belowground and increase wildlife and pollinator populations aboveground. You can dig into these principles yourself through a quick Google search or by visiting the USDA website at www.farmers.gov/conservation/soil-health. We want to hear from you! Please let us know if you use any of these principles and what impact you have seen on the ground. Write a comment here, call us at 208-354-8939, or reach out to stewardship@tetonlandtrust.org.
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Latest Teton Regional Land Trust News
Teton Regional Land Trust is excited to announce the closing of the Darby Creek Farm through a conservation easement with the landowner, Boyd Bowles.
Fall Message from our Executive Director
Teton Regional Land Trust presents the 6th Annual Greater Yellowstone Crane Festival
Teton Regional Land Trust partners with landowners to conserve 140-acre property near the Teton River
Wrun for Wray Targhee Hill Climb to return for 11th Race, honoring a legacy and impacting community
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P.O. Box 247
Driggs, ID 83422
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1520 S. 500 W.
Driggs, ID 83422
208-354-8939
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