Public Events
The Mountain States Bumble Bee Atlas: A Collaborative Effort to Conserve Bumble Bees Through Community Scientist Observations
By Michelle Toshack, Endangered Species Conservation Biologist with Xerces Society
Published July 26, 2025
2025 Hank Harlow Summer Seminar Series
August 8, 2025
Sara's primary research blends tree-ring science with field studies of forest health to understand how mechanisms of individu...
July 26, 2025
Bumble bees are some of the most beloved and iconic pollinators in North America. With their large size, loud buzz, and strik...
July 24, 2025
University of Wyoming WyACT researchers Kevin Gauthier, Tristan Blechinger, Sean Bertalot, and Chuck Williams will give an ex...
July 17, 2025
Since 2016, Gregory Nickerson has shared the story of Deer 255's record-breaking migrations in his role as a writer and filmm...
July 10, 2025
Yvette Converse is Grand Teton National Park's Science and Resource Management Division Chief. After more than 20 years with...
July 4, 2025
August 7 @ 5:30 pm MDT Music composers from the region and across the nation—inspired by the history, nature, science, ...
July 3, 2025
As a quantitative ecologist, Dr. Elise Zipkin connects the complexities of natural communities with the precision of mathemat...
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Wyoming Festival – New Music in the Mountains
The Wyoming Festival, established in 2016 by Anne Guzzo, brings together composers and performers of new classical music, with an emphasis on nature, ecology, and creativity. Each year select composers are invited to attend and their pieces are played by musicians from the Grand Teton Music Festival. Several performances are open to the public at the end of the event to showpiece their creations.
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