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1,289-year-old whitebark pine, oldest on record, found in Grand Teton National Park - WyoFile (opens the original)
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JACKSON—When Jared Friedman took a core sample of an incredibly gnarled, spindly and not-very-tall whitebark pine in Paintbrush Canyon, it did not occur to him that the tree might be ancient. It was less than 30 feet tall. Friedman, a doctoral student in forest ecology at the University of Wyoming, was in Grand Teton National Park studying what kills whitebark pines. He takes core samples of every dead tree he encounters. He dated the unsuspecting tree at 1,289 years old, making it the oldest re
Forest Service officials seek 'resolution' on Grand Targhee expansion (opens the original)
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The U.S. Forest Service official responsible for reviewing objections to the Grand Targhee Resort expansion on Thursday heard grievances â and potential remedies â from 36 government officials, advocates and members of the public who oppose the project. The meeting, known as a resolution meeting, is an uncommon, optional part of the environmental review process. Caribou-Targhee National Forest Supervisor Kim Pierson requested the meeting. The meeting was âemotional,â Pierson said in clos
Study reveals where Snake River cutthroat trout spawn (opens the original)
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At more than 3 inches, the cuttys were too big. Diana Miller, a Wyoming Game and Fish Department fisheries biologist, and fish technician Ana de Zoeten waded through Flat Creek near South Park in mid-September, electrofishing for cutthroat trout born this year. The search was part of a genetic monitoring project to track which tributaries fish in the main stem of the Snake River come from. The just-over-3-inchers were big enough to have possibly been born a year earlier, meaning they may have sp
Year-round local food hub coming to Broadway (opens the original)
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A year-round storefront selling local food will be opening on Broadway this fall. Shelby Belote, a local-food advocate and member of the Jackson Hole Farmers Marketâs board, is behind The Farm, a nonprofit storefront that will serve as a hub for local food producers. The store will sell produce, meat, cheese, fermented foods, baked goods and other items from six counties in Wyoming and two in Idaho. Belote has been working with local food-makers and farmers for about a decade in Jackson, inclu
Oldest recorded whitebark pine found in Grand Teton National Park (opens the original)
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When Jared Friedman took a core sample of an incredibly gnarled, spindly and not very tall whitebark pine in Paintbrush Canyon, it did not occur to him that the tree might be ancient. It was less than 30 feet tall. Friedman, a doctoral student in forest ecology at the University of Wyoming, was in Grand Teton National Park studying what kills whitebark pines. He takes core samples of every dead tree he encounters. He dated the unsuspecting tree at 1,289 years old, making it the oldest recorded w
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