Protect Our Water Jackson Hole

The Jackson Hole Land Trust is dedicated to protecting and stewarding the landscapes of Northwest Wyoming for current and future generations. With a vision of resilient open spaces, wildlife habitats, and preserved community places, they have successfully protected over 62,000 acres across several program areas, including Jackson Hole and the Green River Valley. By partnering with local families to achieve conservation goals, the Trust fosters a community of ecologists, ranchers, volunteers, and engaged citizens. Their commitment to conservation is demonstrated through various programs, events, and volunteer opportunities that invite the public to invest in the natural beauty and resources of Northwest Wyoming. Generated from the website

Curran-Seeley is a private, non-profit organization providing comprehensive alcohol and drug counseling, treatment and prevention services to Wyoming residents of Teton County and surrounding communities, who may be suffering from substance abuse problems and their effects. These services are offered in a confidential, caring and cost-effective manner at offices located in the town of Jackson.