Parks Project

10/23/2026

Living with bears starts with prevention. 🐻

Grand Teton National Park is home to healthy populations of both black and grizzly bears, and protecting them often comes down to the choices we make while sharing their habitat.

That’s where the Wildlife Brigade comes in. This volunteer force helps manage wildlife jams, checks for unsecured food and other attractants, and educates visitors on how to recreate safely in bear country.

Bear-resistant food storage, proper food and garbage management, and giving wildlife plenty of space can all help prevent conflicts before they happen.

Our partners at GTNP Foundation help fund critical bear conservation efforts like these, supporting the people, tools, and programs working to keep both bears and visitors safe.

A little awareness goes a long way. Store your food properly, keep your distance, and know before you go. 🏔️🐻

10/23/2026

Inspired by the wild side of Grand Teton National Park, every piece from our Howling Wolves collection has a story to tell. 🐺🏔️

Meet the wildlife, explore the inspiration, and find your favorite piece along the way. 🦅

Who will be in Grand Teton this weekend? Drop a 🏔️ below!

10/22/2026

Do wolves really howl at the moon? 🐺
Spoiler: not quite.

A howl can travel for miles, helping wolves find one another across huge landscapes, signal their presence to neighboring packs, and reconnect after time apart.

Every howl carries information: location, territory, connection. For wolves, it’s one of the many ways a pack stays connected across the wild.

Keep listening. Keep looking. And let us know in the comments if you’ve ever been lucky enough to spot one of these incredible creatures in the wild.

10/21/2026

Golden aspens, moose wandering through the waterways, elk bugling in the distance, and mountains that somehow look different every time you turn around. 🍂

A little reminder that some of the best things happening this season are happening outside.

A few of our favorite fall moments in Grand Teton National Park through the lens of MADISON🌲WEBB STANKO . 🤎

10/21/2026

The leaves aren’t the only things changing in Grand Teton National Park. 🍂🐺

While we’re busy admiring the fall colors, the park’s wildlife is making some big seasonal moves. Pronghorn are heading south, elk are moving toward winter range, wolves are following their prey, and the whole landscape is preparing for colder days ahead.

It’s one of the most remarkable times of year to experience the park, but also one of the most important times to give wildlife the space they need to do their thing.

So if you find yourself in Grand Teton this fall, keep your eyes open, your ears listening, and your distance respectful. The park is on the move, and we’re just lucky enough to witness it. 🌲

What’s the most memorable wildlife encounter you’ve had in a national park from a safe distance?

10/21/2026

Welcome to the park fam, Chiricahua National Monument , as our 64th National Park 🤎

In southeastern Arizona, volcanic rock formed roughly 27 million years ago has weathered into towering spires and balancing rocks. The ancestral homeland of the Chiricahua Apache people, this landscape brings desert, grassland and forest together.

Protected as a national monument since 1924, it’s got a new title and a whole lot of history.

Raise your hand if you’re adding it to the list next year “✋”… give us a “🤭👍”if you’ve already been!

10/20/2026

10/20/2026

Roll #1, always the best of the trip 📸

10/19/2026

Starting the week with a little respect for the locals. 🐺🐻🦬

We’re visitors out here. Giving wildlife room, securing our snacks and slowing down for whoever’s crossing are all part of being a good guest.

Swipe for a few reminders inspired by Grand Teton, and check your park’s guidelines before heading out. The seasons change. Leaving it better is always the plan. 🤎

Send this to the group chat planning your next park trip 📱

10/19/2026

Cold in the shade, warm in the sun. That time of year when only a vest makes sense. 🍂

A few good layers for a few more hours outside. Layer up and shop our latest collection link in bio

📸: Tanner Price | Photography, Hiking, Travel & Rachel ☼ Travel | Adventure