Alumni Reunion Brings Graduate Program Community Together

60 Graduate Program alumni and friends gathered at Lost Creek Ranch on Sunday, September 12 to celebrate the excellent work being done in the Rocky Mountain region by this remarkable group. The evening would not have been possible without the generosity of the Halpin family and Lost Creek Ranch, …

A Great Event in a Great State

Every year, since 1988, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department puts on the Wyoming Hunting and Fishing Heritage Expo in Casper, WY. The Expo celebrates Wyoming’s outdoor history, and Teton Science Schools participated again this year. …

Russian Olive, Ornamental or Invasive?

Unfortunately, as with many ornamentals, the shrub has escaped into the wild and is now considered a weed in many locations. Although a weed can be defined as any plant growing where it’s not wanted, …

Elk Bugling

As I was driving down the Moose-Wilson road at dawn with a couple from New York City I stopped to take a look at a few elk up on a ridge. As I was pulling over we heard a loud high pitched noise and the guests commented on the squeaky breaks. …

Putting Place at the Center

Place-Based Education (PBE) is at the core of Teton Science Schools’ programs and defines our approach to achieving our mission. TSS lies at the intersection of classroom education, field education, and educator development. All of our programs integrate learning with place to increase engagement, …

WOLVES and BEAR Program Updates

Our upcoming WOLVES (Women Only Leadership, Volunteering, Exploration and Science) and BEAR (Boys Extreme Adventure Race) programs will be updating their travels around the Greater Yellowstone Ecosytem here. Stay tuned for more updates!

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