AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoInternational Dark Sky: Teton County became the world’s first International Dark Sky Community, with Jackson-area updates to lighting and new rules aimed at cutting light pollution—great news for stargazers and night-sky tourism. Yellowstone Visitor Safety & Maintenance: Yellowstone’s boardwalks aren’t “set and forget”—about 2,000 feet are moved, replaced, or rebuilt each year due to shifting ground and wildlife impacts, including bison damage. Colorado River Water Watch: Lake Mead hit a record low, intensifying the ongoing Colorado River crisis and raising stakes for Southwest travel plans tied to reservoir recreation. Wildfire & Smoke Alerts: Fire danger stayed high across the Northwest and Western Canada, with evacuations and smoke impacts that can reach popular parks and outdoor areas. Road-Trip Inspiration: A new look at U.S. Route 89 highlights an epic Western road route connecting major parks, including Grand Teton and Yellowstone. Local Events for Travelers: Newcastle’s Moving Wall (Vietnam Memorial tribute) runs Aug. 13–17, free and open 24/7, timed with Sturgis rally week. Community Back-to-School: Kiwanis Club of Wyoming Area’s Stuff-A-Bus drive stocked backpacks and supplies for students returning to class.
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