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January 5th, 2011
33RD ANNUAL AUCTION A FABULOUS, FUN COMMUNITY EVENT
Maggie Schilling, Events Coordinator – Teton Science Schools
Over 500 people enjoyed a beautiful day in the sun at the Jackson Campus on Saturday, August 21st for the 33rd Annual Fundraising Auction. This event would not be possible without the generous support of our donors, sponsors, buyers, and volunteers—a huge thank you to all who participated! (more…)
September 2nd, 2010
10TH YEAR OF SCHOOL BEGINS
Nate McClennen, Head of School – Journeys School
The flags are up, the buildings are organized, curriculum prepared, and teachers energized. As summer programming comes to end for Teton Science Schools on the Jackson Campus, Journeys School begins for another year. The first day of our tenth year began yesterday; a celebration of ten (more…)
September 2nd, 2010
A DECADE PAST IS NO TIME AT ALL
Joanna Snyder, Alumna, Class of 2000 – Graduate Program
The Kelly Campus Dining Lodge was full of exciting chatter Saturday morning on August 7 as fourteen of the eighteen Graduate Program alumni from the Class of 2000 reunited for their ten-year reunion! Arriving from as far as New York and Alaska, old friends reminisced and shared the profound impact the Graduate Program (more…)
August 31st, 2010
EARTHWATCH VOLUNTEERS
Milu Karp, Field Team Leader – Conservation Research Center
This summer season was a nest-finding success here in Jackson Hole and Grand Teton National Park. Over 30 adult volunteers joined the Conservation Research Center during the months of June, July, and August to find and document songbird nests. Our mission was to add to the previous two years’ data, focusing on four focal bird (more…)
August 29th, 2010
OLD FAITHFUL BISON
Colin Paul, Biologist – Wildlife Expeditions
The lone Bison was headed straight for us. He had been standing motionless near the top of Geyser Hill for some time. The rest of the small heard had moved down toward the bridge over the Firehole River, out of sight. We were waiting on the boardwalk across from the Beehive Geyser, expecting it to erupt soon. (more…)
August 29th, 2010
STATE SUPERINTENDENTS NOMINATE PARTICIPANTS FOR YOUTH CONGRESS
Emily Stirr, Instructor – Teacher Learning Center
As students across the state savor their last weekends of summer and prepare to head back to school for the fall, the Teacher Learning Center of Teton Science Schools is gearing up to host the 2010 Wyoming Youth Congress on Children & Nature. We could not be more excited! (more…)
August 28th, 2010