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🌿🔍 Tinny had his very first site visit with our amazing stewardship team!
He tagged along to help identify birds, spot wildflowers, and check in on the health of the land. Site visits are an important part of Land Trust work—they help ensure conservation values are being upheld and give us a chance to support the landowners who help protect these special places.
Tinny took "leave no trace" a little far and refused to leave a single footprint…so he just rolled everywhere.
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#TinnyOnTheMove #SiteVisitSeason #TetonRegionalLandTrust #LandStewardship #ConservationInAction #TRLT35
💧Tinny's First Day out in the field!
Tinny spent his first day of his Tinternship hard at work with our stewardship team at Six Springs Ranch helping set up irrigation! 🐄
As part of a fee-for-service agreement, we’re assisting with irrigation using an old water right that must be exercised. For three days in late spring and early summer, we pump water from the creek to the pasture.
Tinny got very excited when he thought he spotted some moose. Turns out it was just a bunch of cows. Still pretty majestic, Tinny.🐮💚
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#LandStewardship #TetonRegionalLandTrust #SixSpringsRanch #WorkingLands #TinnyOnTheMove #ConservationInAction #TinCup #TRLT35
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🌿 Free the Willows!
This marks the final installment of TRLT's "Free the Willows" effort! TRLT staff removed the last four exclosures at Six Springs Ranch, where willows were planted along a spring creek to restore vital riparian habitat.
These willows help stabilize streambanks, provide shade for Yellowstone cutthroat trout spawning grounds, and, once mature, will offer valuable browse for wildlife like moose. The exclosures protected young willows from heavy browsing, especially by livestock. But now that the pasture is no longer grazed, it was time to let the willows thrive on their own. 🌱
This is a win for fish, wildlife, and the health of this creek.
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#RiparianRestoration #FreeTheWillows #ConservationInAction #MooseHabitat #YellowstoneCutthroat #TetonRegionalLandTrust #TRLT35
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Mandy Crane2025-03-14 11:43:372025-03-18 08:48:09Teton Regional Land Trust Partners with Landowners to Conserve 320 Acres in Prime Wildlife Habitat
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🌿🔍 Tinny had his very first site visit with our amazing stewardship team!
He tagged along to help identify birds, spot wildflowers, and check in on the health of the land. Site visits are an important part of Land Trust work—they help ensure conservation values are being upheld and give us a chance to support the landowners who help protect these special places.
Tinny took "leave no trace" a little far and refused to leave a single footprint…so he just rolled everywhere.
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#TinnyOnTheMove #SiteVisitSeason #TetonRegionalLandTrust #LandStewardship #ConservationInAction #TRLT35
💧Tinny`s First Day out in the field!
Tinny spent his first day of his Tinternship hard at work with our stewardship team at Six Springs Ranch helping set up irrigation! 🐄
As part of a fee-for-service agreement, we’re assisting with irrigation using an old water right that must be exercised. For three days in late spring and early summer, we pump water from the creek to the pasture.
Tinny got very excited when he thought he spotted some moose. Turns out it was just a bunch of cows. Still pretty majestic, Tinny.🐮💚
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#LandStewardship #TetonRegionalLandTrust #SixSpringsRanch #WorkingLands #TinnyOnTheMove #ConservationInAction #TinCup #TRLT35
🌿 Free the Willows!
This marks the final installment of TRLT`s "Free the Willows" effort! TRLT staff removed the last four exclosures at Six Springs Ranch, where willows were planted along a spring creek to restore vital riparian habitat.
These willows help stabilize streambanks, provide shade for Yellowstone cutthroat trout spawning grounds, and, once mature, will offer valuable browse for wildlife like moose. The exclosures protected young willows from heavy browsing, especially by livestock. But now that the pasture is no longer grazed, it was time to let the willows thrive on their own. 🌱
This is a win for fish, wildlife, and the health of this creek.
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#RiparianRestoration #FreeTheWillows #ConservationInAction #MooseHabitat #YellowstoneCutthroat #TetonRegionalLandTrust #TRLT35
🎉 🌾 The wait is finally over—tickets are now available for our 35th Anniversary Barn Party!
Join us on Saturday, August 2, from 5–8 PM at Six Springs Ranch as we celebrate 35 years of conserving the wild and working lands that make eastern Idaho so special.
Enjoy an evening of BBQ, drinks, live music from Henry and the Moguls, dancing, a live auction, and good company as we honor our shared conservation successes and look to the future.
🎟️ Limited tickets available—reserve yours today!
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#TetonRegionalLandTrust #35YearsOfConservation #BarnParty2025 #EasternIdaho #TRLT35 #BarnyParty
🎉 It`s official—Tinny has joined TRLT for his internship (AKA, his Tin-ternship 😉) , and can`t wait to spend the next several weeks out in the field with our experienced staff! His job duties include:
✔️Holding clipboards and moral support during site visits
✔️Photobombing the trail cam
✔️Taking unsolicited bird calls
✔️Pretending to understand GIS
✔️Carrying snacks and optimism for the stewardship team
Stay tuned to learn about conservation alongside Tinny this Tin Cup season—he’s ready to pour everything he’s got into protecting the places we all love. 💚
Link in bio to donate!
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#TinCupChallenge #TetonRegionalLandTrust #StewardshipInAction #CommunityConservation #TRLT35 #TinnyTheIntern
🏃♂️🌄 Get ready for Wrun for Wray—a 2.9-mile hill climb at Grand Targhee Resort honoring the life and legacy of Wray Landon IV.
Whether you`re running, walking, racing, or just there for the celebration, all are welcome to join the fun. All proceeds support the Wray Landon Legacy Fund at Teton Regional Land Trust, continuing Wray’s passionate conservation work.
Wray was a gifted naturalist and biologist who dedicated his life to protecting the wild places of the Upper Snake River Watershed. We lost him far too soon in 2010, but his impact lives on through this event and the land he loved.
Register here: https://tetonlandtrust.org/wrun-for-wray-3/
#WrunForWray #TetonRegionalLandTrust #ConservationInAction #GrandTarghee #HillClimb #TetonValley #LegacyFund #RunForACause
🌿 Tin Cup Giving Period is NOW OPEN!
Our incredible community is what keeps these landscapes intact for people and wildlife, now and for generations to come. Every gift to Teton Regional Land Trust during Tin Cup is a direct investment in Teton Valley.
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🌿 Tin Cup Giving Period Opens TOMORROW! 🌿
For 35 years, Teton Regional Land Trust has worked to protect the wild and working lands that define life in Teton Valley. From healthy rivers and wetlands to open fields and migration corridors—this place is worth protecting.
And it’s you, our community, who makes it all possible.
Your support during the Tin Cup Challenge helps keep this landscape intact for people and wildlife, now and for generations to come. Every gift stays right here in the valley, fueling conservation close to home.
You are the reason this valley remains wild, beautiful, and resilient.
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#TinCupChallenge #TetonRegionalLandTrust #KeepItWild #SupportLocalConservation #TetonValley #CommunityPowered #WorkingLandsWildPlaces #TRLT35
🌿 Field day in action!
Teton Regional Land Trust`s stewardship team spent the day with Cam H., Teton County Weed Superintendent, on one of our fee-owned properties. Together, they gathered insights for an integrated approach to noxious weed control and land management tailored to the unique needs of our conserved lands.
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#LandStewardship #ConservationInAction #TetonRegionalLandTrust #TRLT35
🌾 Teton Regional Land Trust`s stewardship team recently joined Russell Clark at Roots and Grow Farm for a regenerative grazing tour! It was a great opportunity to learn how thoughtful grazing practices can support healthy soils, thriving habitats, and working lands. Thanks to Russell for sharing your knowledge and passion!
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#RegenerativeGrazing #StewardshipInAction #TetonRegionalLandTrust #TRLT35
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Driggs, ID 83422
208-354-8939
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