Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance
Since 1979, the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance has advocated for responsible planning to protect wildlife and wild places in Teton County, Wyoming. JHCA leverages science and community action to support policies that drive conservation and ensure coexistence with wildlife.
Conservation Advocacy
JHCA works to advance responsible land-use policy in Teton County by strengthening development standards and shaping long-range planning.
JHCA defends public lands and wildlife habitat by watchdogging management decisions, opposing harmful proposals, and advocating for science-based stewardship.
Forest planning and local ecosystem policy shape the future of Jackson Hole’s wild landscapes.
Growth may be inevitable; habitat loss and ecosystem degradation are not.
JHCA
In 2024 and 2025, more than 80% of our funding came from individual donors like you. Gifts range from small monthly contributions to large annual contributions to estate bequests. Every dollar supports our vision for sustaining human-wildlife coexistence, protected open and wild spaces, and advocating for development guidelines that support conservation in Teton County, Wyoming.