Whitney Royster

3 days ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Whitney Royster

Bridget Crocker, whose memoir “The River’s Daughter” was released to acclaim in May, will lead a writing workshop Monday designed to help people connect with their surroundings, dubbed “The River as Guide.” She has partnered with Jackson Hole Writers and the Snake River Fund, which will lead the floating part of the floating workshop. Crocker will focus on “intuition,” she said. “How to connect with your intuition and how to develop...

2 weeks ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Whitney Royster

Teton Raptor Center is hosting an array of new programs this summer in an effort to expand its public offerings, keying in on themes that have appealed to visitors in the past. Masters of the Sky, Migration Exploration, Habitats and Homes and Masters of Survival are all new programs that explore different aspects of raptor life and the care they receive. Each will feature one of the nonprofit’s raptor ambassadors.

2 weeks ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Whitney Royster

The Teton Raptor Center is hosting an array of new programs this summer in an effort to expand its public offerings, keying in on themes that have appealed to visitors in the past. “Raptor Discovery: Masters of the Sky,” “Raptor Journeys: Migration Exploration,” “Raptors of Wyoming: Habitats and Homes” and “Raptor Adaptation: Masters of Survival” are all new programs that explore different aspects of the lives of birds of prey and the care they receive.

3 weeks ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Whitney Royster

Teton Raptor Center is hosting an array of new programs this summer in an effort to expand its public offerings, keying in on themes that have appealed to visitors in the past. Masters of the Sky, Migration Exploration, Habitats and Homes and Masters of Survival are all new programs that explore different aspects of raptor life and the care they receive. Each will feature one of the nonprofit’s raptor ambassadors.

1 month ago | jhnewsandguide.com | Whitney Royster

Sunny skies graced Elkfest but a decrease in antler pounds equated to a decrease in revenue for Scouting America. Normally bringing in north of $200,000, this year’s antler auction Saturday on the Town Square netted $109,131, with 6,045 pounds of antlers gathered by scouts from the National Elk Refuge in April. Paul Vogelheim, president of Jackson Hole Friends of Scouting, said a few Elkfest regular, “key” buyers weren’t there Saturday. “It’s a mystery to us,” he said.