Valley’s wastewater is disposed of by diverse methods, even in the same neighborhood
For the first time a detailed, parcel-by-parcel map shows where sewer lines go and where septic systems sit in the most densely developed parts of Teton County. The map provides a new tool for community planners seeking ways to improve ground and surface water quality, which isn’t as pristine as it seems.
Water is life. In Teton County, all residents rely on the water draining through the Snake River Headwaters watershed to meet our cultural, commercial, and personal needs. Groundwater from the...
“Booms and busts are pretty normal,” said Miller, a fisheries biologist with Game and Fish. “We’ve seen big rises and falls on rivers like the Snake. But on smaller streams...
Protect Our Water Jackson Hole (POWJH) has been dedicated to protecting and restoring Teton County’s surface and groundwater for a decade. We rely on three guiding principles to achieve our goal:...
Support Protect Our Water Jackson Hole today to help us preserve and protect the Snake River watershed for future generations. Take action through volunteering, donating, putting best-practices in place, and raising awareness among community members.
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