“We believe it’s important that students receiving our biodiversity graduate student research enhancement grants communicate their projects with the public.”
Four University of Wyoming graduate students will present their scientific research at a casual Science Cafe in Jackson on Sunday, Feb. 1.
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Wyo. SNAP-Ed downsizes in wake of $1.8M federal funding cut
WYOMING — The state’s education arm of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been downsized, but the organization plans to continue in-person programming to fight food insecurity where it has the […]
Elk Refuge shares glimpse of piebald elk
JACKSON, Wyo. — No, that’s not snow on its face. The National Elk Refuge (NER) has shared a video of its resident piebald elk; piebaldism is a genetic condition causing an animal […]
UW students to present research at ‘Science Cafe’ in Jackson on Sunday
JACKSON, Wyo. — Four University of Wyoming (UW) graduate students will present their scientific research in Jackson this weekend at a casual event at the Teton County Library. According to the UW […]
King Concerts to feature Black Keys, Shaggy, more; gondola fee introduced
JACKSON, Wyo. — Time to start organizing the summer concert budget. King Concerts has announced its summer lineup, including 18 shows slotted between June 8 and Aug. 23 plus a promise of […]
Center, JH Public Art seek artists for outdoor installation in 2027
JACKSON, Wyo. — In 2027, Center for the Arts (CFTA) in Jackson will celebrate its 20th anniversary, and it is putting out an open call to artists who are interested in transforming […]
WYDOT to hold public meeting with County Commissioners Feb. 2
JACKSON, Wyo. — Anyone with opinions about local transportation projects is invited to attend a public meeting next month with representatives from the Wyoming Department of Transportation (WYDOT) and the Teton County Commission. […]
Town offers tips to prevent frozen pipes in subzero temps
JACKSON, Wyo. — Chilly temperatures are on the way and the Town of Jackson (TOJ) released a public service announcement reminding residents to keep track of their water pipes. “As temperatures drop, especially […]
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