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Tin Cup giving closes in one hour!
Tinny is spending the final hours of his Tinternship cooling off at Drake Creek, a tributary of the Teton River that flows through two Teton Regional Land Trust conservation easement properties. Flowing from the Big Hole Mountains, Drake Creek and the surrounding landscape provide important habitat for Sandhill Cranes, migrating Trumpeter Swans, and big game moving through the southern end of Teton Valley.
Thank you to everyone who has supported this year's Tin Cup Challenge. Your generosity helps protect the places that make this valley home.
Click here to donate to TRLT through Tin Cup and help protect Teton Valley's wild and working lands: tincupchallenge.org/nonprofits/teton-regional-land-trust
This week, Tinny joined Stewardship Associate Kristy Smith for a day in the field at the Sand Mountain Wilderness Study Area, just west of St. Anthony.
Spanning more than 210,000 acres, this landscape provides critical winter habitat for wildlife, including elk. Teton Regional Land Trust holds conservation easements on properties south, east, and north of the dunes, helping connect a larger network of protected public and private lands across Fremont, Madison, and Clark counties.
Together, these conserved lands help keep migratory corridors intact and preserve the open spaces that wildlife and people depend on.
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Come say hi to Teton Regional Land Trust at the Tin Cup Race Day this Saturday, July 18, from 9 AM–12 PM! We'll be at our booth with free temporary tattoos and origami cranes for all ages. We're so grateful to be part of this community celebration year after year.
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