Journey through Grand Teton's diverse habitats and meet the incredible array of wildlife, from massive mammals to elusive birds.
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Where Wildness Still Has Room to Roam
This series, Wild Heart of Wyoming, explores the animals that make Grand Teton National Park one of North America's richest wildlife corridors.
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Bison and Pronghorn of Jackson Hole
Pronghorn are the second-fastest land animal on Earth, clocking speeds near sixty miles per hour — a feat that evolved not to outrun today's predators but to escape the…
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Wading Giants and Valley Herds
Bull moose in Grand Teton can top fourteen hundred pounds, yet they move through willow marshes with barely a ripple.
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Two Bears Share These Mountain Slopes
Grand Teton is one of the few places in the lower forty-eight where black bears and grizzlies overlap, and telling them apart isn't always about color.
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Skies and Waterways Alive with Wings
Trumpeter swans nearly vanished from the lower forty-eight states, but Grand Teton's rivers and lakes became one of their last refuges, and today their deep, resonant…
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Tiny Engineers Shaping the Tetons
Beavers have reshaped more of this landscape than any force besides glaciers.
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Ancient Corridors of Hoof and Horn
The Path of the Pronghorn, stretching 170 miles from Grand Teton to the Upper Green River Basin, is the longest land mammal migration corridor in the lower 48 states.
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