Teton Regional Land Trust

06/12/2026

The Tin Cup Challenge is officially open! Every year, this community comes together to support the organizations that make Teton Valley what it is. We're grateful to be among them.

Conservation asks us to think about progress a little differently. Much of the work is about protecting what is already here, right in front of us.

Thanks to this community, more than 14,000 acres in Teton Valley, and more than 44,000 acres across eastern Idaho, have been conserved. As Tin Cup begins, we hope you'll join us with a gift to help protect the landscapes, working lands, and wildlife habitat that make this place what it is.

Click here to donate: https://tincupchallenge.org/nonprofits/teton-regional-land-trust

📸: Devin Pool

06/04/2026

Come join us this Friday! Thanks Food Shed Idaho❤️

06/02/2026

Come celebrate conservation, discovery, and community at the Conservation Fair hosted by the Idaho Master Naturalists, happening June 6, 1-4 PM!

06/01/2026

Join us June 12 for a guided Plant Ecology Walk at Woods Creek Fen with TRLT plant expert Kristy Smith and plant ecologist Mike Merigliano.

Explore one of the region’s most unique wetlands and learn about the rare plants and rich habitat that make this protected landscape so special.

June 12, 2026 | 10 AM–12 PM
Woods Creek Fen, Fred Mugler Outdoor Classroom

Free to attend, RSVP required. Click here to register: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/BRGFHMc-A16oCOgM3pwhFA

05/28/2026

Join us for a special evening at Six Springs Ranch on June 24, 2026!

Start with IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild™, an unforgettable outdoor concert set against the beauty of Teton Valley. After the music, keep the evening going with Dinner at the Barn, a relaxed gathering with drinks, great food, a live auction, and paddle raise.

Tickets are sold separately for each experience.

Click here to buy tickets: https://tetonlandtrust.org/ial-and-dinneratthe-barn/

Photos: Linda M. Swope

05/28/2026

Join us for a special evening at Six Springs Ranch on June 24, 2026!

Start with IN A LANDSCAPE: Classical Music in the Wild™, an unforgettable outdoor concert set against the beauty of Teton Valley. After the music, keep the evening going with Dinner at the Barn, a relaxed gathering with drinks, great food, live auction, and paddle raise.

Tickets are sold separately for each experience.

Click here to buy tickets: https://tetonlandtrust.org/ial-and-dinneratthe-barn/

05/27/2026

Join us for Birding on the Henry’s Fork on June 10, 2026, from 7:30-10 AM.

Spend a peaceful morning exploring this beautiful landscape while learning from expert birder and former TRLT board member Tim Reynolds. Enjoy time outdoors, spot local bird species, and experience the beauty of the Henry’s Fork alongside fellow bird enthusiasts.

Tickets are $20. We hope to see you there!

Click here to save your spot: https://tetonlandtrust.org/birding-on-the-henrys-fork-3/

📷: Sarah Ashworth

05/22/2026

Thank you CFTV! 👏

Teton Regional Land Trust was awarded a $2,500 Competitive Grant to support improvements at the Woods Creek Fen Outdoor Classroom, including a small parking area and Indigenous interpretation. This project enhances safe, inclusive access to a unique ecological site while honoring the land’s cultural history through educational interpretation. Thank you, Challengers!

05/22/2026

Don't miss out! Registration closes soon for the first-ever Teton Valley BioBlitz, happening June 5-6. This is a community wildlife treasure hunt where participants will explore, discover, and help document the incredible biodiversity of our region.

Join us after the field surveys for a Conservation Fair open to the public, featuring hands-on activities, conservation partners, and opportunities to learn more about the natural world around us.

Click here to register: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/teton-valley-bioblitz-tickets-1982697888758

05/21/2026

Thank you to everyone who came out for Teton Creek Corridor Clean Up Day! We were joined by 58 volunteers, ranging in age from 2 to over 70, who spent the day helping care for this important community space. It was a great reminder of what can happen when people come together with a shared purpose.

Here’s what we accomplished together:

-4,360 pounds of metal removed and taken to the transfer station. Over 2 tons!
-Countless additional bags of rubbish collected
-Garbage, weeds, metal, and plenty of unexpected finds removed from more than 1.2 miles of community trail

Thank you for showing what community stewardship looks like, and helping make the Teton Creek Corridor a cleaner and healthier place for everyone.