Protect Moose Habitat from Private Development

Moose that live in Grand Teton National Park and Bridger-Teton National Forest depend on intact habitat for survival.

Some Wyoming officials want to auction off 640 acres of undeveloped lands with intact habitat surrounded by the park and forest to private developers, which could destroy vital wildlife habitat.

Tell the Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners to prioritize conservation over private development at Grand Teton National Park.

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Jason

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Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners

Dear Wyoming Board of Land Commissioners,

I’m writing to urge you to reject a plan to auction the 640-acre Kelly Parcel outside Grand Teton National Park to the highest bidder. As you know, Grand Teton National Park hosts 3 million visitors a year, who come to view the breathtaking landscapes and observe iconic wildlife such as moose, elk, pronghorn, and bison.

The Kelly Parcel plays an important role in making sure wildlife can thrive by connecting important habitat and ensuring safe migration for many species. It is also home to 86 species listed as Wyoming Species of Greatest Conservation Need. This area should not be destroyed by the construction of luxury houses and other development. In recent years, too much development has already encroached on critical winter habitat near the park.

Please protect the diverse wildlife that depend on this parcel of land to survive and thrive. Do not sell off our Western wildlife heritage to the highest bidder.

Sincerely,
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