Teton Conservation District

10/22/2026

Thank you ECW! 😊

Thank you, Teton Conservation District!

Your support helps ECW tackle our community's biggest energy challenges, from piloting community solar to keeping bills affordable for everyone in Teton County. It also helps protect the natural resources and intact environment that make this place home.

We're grateful for the partnership. Thanks to the TCD team for all you do.

Check out their annual report on their website for the full picture of their work.

07/30/2026

Thanks to The Community Foundation of Jackson Hole for recognizing our work to help restore Fish Creek. And more importantly, for the grant to help us pay for that work.

The Thrive Grant we received helps us operate and maintain four water quality sensors on the Fish Creek USGS gage. The sensors measure dissolved oxygen, pH, conductivity, and turbidity, providing publicly accessible data that helps scientists, agencies, landowners, and community partners better understand changing conditions in the creek.

It’s timely recognition on the heels of last weeks release of the Teton Conservation District Fish Creek Watershed Plan. The plan is a roadmap to restore Fish Creek from its twin impairments of E. Coli and nutrient pollution. The years long effort will marshal millions in funding, and this monitoring gauge will play an integral part.

07/17/2026

Electronics contain valuable and/or hazardous materials and often require special processing to ensure proper recycling.

To responsibly dispose of your e-waste, please bring them to the Recycling Center located at 3270 S. Adams Canyon Road, Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No appointments are needed.

Fees are 50 cents/pound to cover transport and secure disposal; costs are also subsidized by community partners, such as the Teton Conservation District, and the Brinson Foundation.

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07/13/2026

07/09/2026

Teton Conservation District is proud to announce Dr. Mike Merigliano and Linda Merigliano as the recipients of the 2026 Teton Conservation Vision Award.

07/09/2026

Did you know? Astoria is a longtime partner in the Trout Friendly Lawns program! 🐟

This community initiative from Teton Conservation District helps residents and businesses reduce nutrient pollution from lawn care by adopting more sustainable landscaping practices. The result? Healthier waterways, stronger native trout habitat, and a healthier ecosystem for everyone.

Our participation is just one of the many ways Astoria demonstrates its commitment to environmental stewardship and maintains its BEST (Business Emerald Sustainability Tier) certification through the Teton Resilience Network.

Every small action adds up to a healthier Snake River watershed. 💙

Follow these amazing organizations: Teton Conservation District and to learn more!

07/08/2026

07/08/2026

Ready to get your hands dirty? 🌱

Residential food scrap drop-off participants earn a free bag of compost when they complete a 10-punch card at the Recycling Center ($2/punch). We just replenished our bagged compost supply thanks to Teton Conservation District and Arbor Works Tree Service.

Waste less - grow more!

06/08/2026

06/08/2026

Join Snake River Fund and our partners on Saturday, June 13th for Conservation Field Day 2026 hosted by Ricketts Conservation Foundation and Bondurant Art and Agriculture Market. This fun and informative event will run from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Branding Iron Café in Bondurant, WY. Conservation Field Day include educational booths set up by organizations like Sublette County W**d & Pest, Friends of the Bridget-Teton, Wyoming Game & Fish Wyoming Game and Fish Department, Trout Jackson Hole Jackson Hole Trout Unlimited, and many others. Short natural resource talks and on-site visits are available during this event.

Snake River Fund will be manning our informational booth and presenting a program alongside Teton Conservation District regarding water conservation while living in drought.
Conservation Field Day is designed to bring people together for a day of connecting, networking, and learning how to steward our land, water, and wildlife, helping bring more knowledge of conservation to our community.
We look forward to seeing you there.