News & Press
Commissioners block Fish Creek subdivision
Teton County commissioners denied a proposal to conserve about 49 acres of what Wyoming Game and Fish has confirmed is “moose crucial winter and year-round range.” The offer to conserve...
Protect Our Water rally puts H2O in focus
“It’s difficult to believe that things are happening here to degrade our water quality in this incredible place that we thought could never happen,” said Wendy Hagedorn, communications director for...
The State of the Water: Protect Our Water JH’s Rally Will Bring Research to the Community
For long-term water protection, Protect Our Water Jackson Hole knows it needs to spur awareness and cooperation among individuals, businesses, elected officials, and visitors. The event is the Rally for...
Comments on Proposed Development on Fish Creek Road: One Wildlife Ranch
September 27, 2022 Comments submitted on behalf of Protect Our Water Jackson Hole in response to the proposed development on Fish Creek Road: DEV2022-0002: One Wildlife Ranch, Rural-Planned Residential Development....
Rally For Clean Water, tomorrow at The Center
This Thursday, Sept. 8, don’t miss the Rally For Clean Water at the Center for the Arts, hosted by Protect Our Water Jackson Hole. The free event will be an...
Jackson lawns guzzled more water than ever before this July
Officials: People are the problem, but more infrastructure could help. As West Jackson became more and more developed, the town of Jackson’s water utility manager, John Ryan, knew it was...
Human waste in Jackson Hole’s creeks sparks debate
Fecal bacteria is making its way into two of Jackson Hole’s prized waterways. The question: Where, exactly, is fecal bacteria in Fish and Flat Creeks coming from? The WDEQ and...
Protect our Water Jackson Hole to host Rally for Clean Water, Sept. 8
Join Protect our Water Jackson Hole for the Rally for Clean Water on Sept. 8 at the Center for the Arts to learn about how we can restore and protect...
Editorial: Invest in clean water
We talk a lot about being a sustainable, green or pristine community, with headwaters protections under the National Wild and Scenic Rivers Act. To stay committed to this vision we...
Consultant: Costly mechanical wastewater plant best for water quality
Water quality advocates back $32 million plant, but politicos worry about costs to ratepayers. “We’re talking about cleaning up wastewater in a community that’s surrounded by wild and scenic rivers...