Mountain Bluebird Hatchlings Survive Flooding! National Elk Refuge News – June 23, 2017

Posted by Jason on Jun 24, 2017 in Field Notes | 0 comments   Recent flooding on the Gros Ventre River made local headlines earlier this month when high, fast moving water resulted in significant damage to roads and bridges along the river corridor. However, an occupied home that was also seriously threatened went relatively unnoticed, perhaps because the residents were small, winged, and blue. The National Elk Refuge is home to a Mountain Bluebird...
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A couple tricks to organizing your Lightroom workspace

Posted by Jason on May 18, 2017 in Field Notes | 0 comments Adobe Lightroom is by far the most widely used photo-editing and organization software on the market today! It is incredibly powerful and can be intimidating to new users (and continue to be daunting for even the most experienced user). Learning how to use this program from a professional instructor is definitely the best way to get started in Lightroom and will accelerate your abilities...
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Adobe Lightroom Tips: How to make a virtual copy.

Posted by Jason on May 3, 2017 in Field Notes | 0 comments There are times as you create the finishing touches on your images, you want to experiment with other “looks”.  Maybe you would like to see a version in black and white or use a Lightroom preset filter, or play with different exposure settings.  Lightroom allows you to create copies and do just that and not take up any more hard drive space.  Ready to enter the “virtual world” of...
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National Elk Refuge News – April 24th 2017

Posted by Jason on Apr 29, 2017 in Field Notes | 0 comments     The following is from the National Wildlife Refuge newsletter dated April 24, 2017. As a proud sponsor of Feathered Fridays we are excited to hear about how successful the program was this year. Thanks to the Teton Raptor Center and the National Elk Refuge for making this great program happen! — The National Elk Refuge winter season wrapped up earlier this month, with...
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The Great American Eclipse is coming to Jackson Hole! Are you prepared?

Posted by Jason on Mar 11, 2017 in Field Notes | 2 comments                           On August 21, 2017, at around 10:16 am, Jackson Hole will start to go dark. By 11:35am it will be really dark and what some are calling “The Great American Eclipse of 2017” will cast an epic shadow over Jackson Hole that will last over 2 minutes (2:15 to be exact). This period, known as the...
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More snow coming to Jackson Hole! Here are some good tips to stay safe from Teton County Emergency Management

Posted by Jason on Feb 7, 2017 in Field Notes | 0 comments This recently came across our desk and we thought this message from Teton County Emergency Management was worth sharing! Knowing the risks is first step in mitigating them. Enjoy the snow and stay safe out there. Press Release from Teton County Emergency Management February 6, 2017, With yet another Winter Storm Warning in place, many valley residents and businesses are experiencing snow loads...
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