COLLABORATIVE PROCESS

In 2020 and 2021, the Teton Bighorn Sheep Working Group, in collaboration with the University of Wyoming’s Ruckelshaus Institute, engaged in a collaborative learning process with our local community to explore ways to balance bighorn sheep winter habitat needs with backcountry winter recreation.

Final Report

Teton Range Bighorn Sheep and Winter Recreation Strategy

Herd Assessment

Teton Range Bighorn Sheep Herd Situation Assessment
More research documents

Meeting Information

Final Public Meeting: October 20, 2021
Meeting Video Recording

Meeting Agenda

Workshop #1: February 13, 2020
Meeting Agenda
Identified Interests
Identified Issues

Workshop #2: February 20, 2020
Meeting Agenda
Break-out Groups’ - Identified Solutions
VIDEO Clip 1: Presentation on Teton bighorn sheep and winter recreation by Alyson Courtemanch
VIDEO Clip 2: Presentation on Teton bighorn sheep and winter recreation by Alyson Courtemanch
VIDEO Clip 3: Presentation on Teton bighorn sheep and winter recreation by Alyson Courtemanch
VIDEO Clip 4: Q&A on Teton bighorn sheep and winter recreation by Alyson Courtemanch

Workshop #3: March 5, 2020
Meeting Agenda

Habitat, sheep locations, and recreation maps
Rendezvous Mountain
Granite Cyn to Avalanche Cyn
Avalanche Cyn to Cascade Cyn
Cascade Cyn to Snowshoe Cyn
Snowshoe Cyn to Webb Cyn
Webb Cyn to Survey Peak

Preliminary maps of geographic solutions
Rendezvous Mountain
Granite Cyn to Avalanche Cyn

Avalanche Cyn
Avalanche Cyn to Snowshoe Cyn
Snowshoe Cyn to Survey Peak
South Badger Peak to Boone Creek
Teton Cyn to South Badger Creek
Fox Creek to Teton Cyn
Taylor Mountain to Fox Creek

Breakout Groups - Identified geographic solutions

April 9, 2020
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic and Teton County isolation ordinances, this meeting was cancelled