Nature Mapping Jackson Hole

Nature Mapping Jackson Hole relies on citizens from our community to observe wildlife and report what they see and when and where they see it. Their collective observations are used to create maps of wildlife distribution. Although most of us observe wildlife on a daily basis, we fail to record our observations and make them available to others in the community.

The primary goal of Nature Mapping Jackson Hole is to create a reliable database of wildlife observations from the backyard to the back country which is available to those who enjoy wildlife and wish to preserve it, including decision makers.

Nature Mapping Jackson Hole is sponsored by the Meg and Bert Raynes Wildlife Fund www.rayneswildlifefund.org and by the Jackson Hole Wildlife Foundation http://jhwildlife.org/.