Located in the heart of the American West, Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks tell the story of American conservation through periods of westward expansion and modern environment awareness. These two iconic parks, while geographically connected, have distinctly different histories that reflect how our nation learned to balance economic interest with the preservation of irreplaceable natural treasures. 

Jackson Hole, Wyoming, a pristine conservation emblem, mirrors the timeless endeavor of environmental stewardship. Its rich legacy, anchored by the Murie Center, echoes through the untouched realms of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks, inspiring global preservation narratives.