162 acres in Teton County, Wyoming, permanently protected

Boyd Bowles of Teton County recently completed his second conservation easement with Teton Regional Land Trust, ensuring that the mouth of Darby Canyon, a popular recreation area and wildlife haven, will remain permanently undeveloped. This 162-acre Wyoming property protects scenic open space; working agricultural lands; habitat for native plants, fish and wildlife; and wetland and riparian areas along Darby Creek.