UW-NPS Research Station
Events at this venue
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The Wyoming Festival: New Music in the Mountains – Chamber Music Concert
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesAugust 7 @ 5:30 pm MDT Music composers–inspired by the history, nature, science, and culture of the Teton region–write music for virtuosic performers from the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra. Enjoy a BBQ at 5:30 followed by the seminar at 6:30, with a...
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Sara Germain and Tucker Furniss | Grand Teton Forest Dynamics Plot: Monitoring local forest health and contributing to the Smithsonian Forest Global Earth Observatory
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 31 @ 5:30 pm MDT Sara's primary research blends tree-ring science with field studies of forest health to understand how mechanisms of individual tree mortality give rise to forest change, particularly in response to climate and climate-altered disturbances...
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UPDATED! UW WyACT Researchers | Aquatic Research in Jackson Lake and the Snake River
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 24 @ 5:30 pm MDT UPDATED! Due to unforeseen circumstances, we will be shifting the topic of tonight’s seminar from the hot hydrothermal system of Old Faithful to the cool waters of Jackson Lake and Snake River....
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Gregory Nickerson | The Superior Deer: Learning from the longest migration in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 17 @ 5:30 pm MDT Since 2016, Gregory Nickerson has shared the story of Deer 255's record-breaking migrations in his role as a writer and filmmaker for the Wyoming Migration Initiative at the University of Wyoming...
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Yvette Converse | The Wonder of Water, Wildlife, and Habitat in Grand Teton National Park
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 10 @ 5:30 pm MDT Yvette Converse is Grand Teton National Park's Science and Resource Management Division Chief. After more than 20 years...
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Elise Zipkin | Why are butterflies declining? A look at monarchs and the insect apocalypse
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 3 @ 5:30 pm MDT As a quantitative ecologist, Dr. Elise Zipkin connects the complexities of natural communities with the precision of mathematics to shine light on mysteries in ecology and conservation...
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Michelle Toshack | The Mountain States Bumble Bee Atlas: A Collaborative Effort to Conserve Bumble Bees Through Community Scientist Observations
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJune 26, 2025 @ 5:30 pm MDT Bumble bees are some of the most beloved and iconic pollinators in North America. With their large size, loud buzz, and striking color patterns, they not only capture our attention—they play a critical role in the health of our ecosystems...
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The first 10 years of the Teton Alpine Stream Research project: What we’ve learned and where we’re going, Lusha Tronstad and Scott Hotaling
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesAugust 8 @ 5:30 pm MDT Lusha Tronstad is the invertebrate zoologist at the Wyoming Natural Diversity Database, University of Wyoming. She studies invertebrates of management and conservation concern, and is an expert on aquatic invertebrates, mollusks and pollinators...
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Effects of changing snow conditions on an iconic raptor of the GYE: the Great Gray Owl, Katherine Gura
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesAugust 1 @ 5:30 pm MDT Dr. Katherine Gura is a research scientist at Colorado State University and a research associate at Teton Raptor Center. Her research focuses on the ecological effects of environmental change, including how wildlife respond to changing snow...
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When the cameras came: Photography and the American West, Dr. Rachel Sailor
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 25 @ 5:30 pm MDT Dr. Rachel Sailor is a professor of art history and American studies at the University of Wyoming. Her research interests include the history of photography, landscape studies, and regional cultural production. She has published two books...
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Special Event | WYOBIRD
FeaturedUW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 20 @ 8:00 am Mountain bluebird, Join the Wyoming Bird Initiative for Resilience and Diversity (WYOBIRD) at the AMK Research Station on Saturday, July 20th for a full day event. More information coming soon! UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd Moran, WY 83013 ...
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Compliments of Hamilton and Sargent, or What Really Happened at the Historic AMK Ranch, Maura Jane Farrelly
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 18 @ 5:30 pm MDT Edith playing violin, Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum Maura Jane Farrelly is Associate Professor and Chair of American studies at Brandeis University in Waltham, Massachusetts. She is the author of three books: Papist Patriots: The Making of an American Catholic Identity (2012)...
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The Wyoming Festival: New music in the mountains
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJuly 11 @ 5:30 pm MDT Music composers–inspired by the history, nature, science, and culture of the Teton region–write music for virtuosic performers from the Grand Teton Music Festival Orchestra. Enjoy a BBQ at 5:30 followed by the seminar at 6:30, with a...
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Rooted in restoration: Collaborative sagebrush management practices and strategies, Laura Jones and Anne Beeman
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJune 27 @ 5:30 pm MDT Anne is a botany master’s student at the University of Wyoming studying sagebrush restoration management strategies in Grand Teton National Park. Specifically, she is observing how tilling treatments and seed mix ratios...
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Big fish eat little fish: An expanded framework to guide aquatic resource management, William Fetzer
UW-NPS Research Station Amk Ranch Rd, Moran, WY, United StatesJune 20 @ 5:30 pm MDT Dr. Fetzer’s research focuses on understanding how freshwater ecosystems respond to human-driven changes, such as climate change, invasive species, and nutrient loading. Recent projects aim to understand the importance of environmental conditions...