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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by recreating responsibly year-round on it and by being kind to other user groups I encounter when I’m out. I’m also a board member for AMPL, Advocates for Multi-Use of Public Lands, which works to organize public support and the creation of a unified voice to maintain and protect broad access to our public lands for motorized as well as non-motorized recreational uses in a cooperative and cohabitant manner.”

ANNA COLE, BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2005 AND AMPL BOARD MEMBER

NICK ADAMS

“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it’s out the back door of our home in Red Top and an important part of the neighborhood. In the winter, my family and I love to snow machine, Nordic ski, and ski tour. In summer, we ride mountain bikes, e-bikes, and dirt bikes on the amazing Munger and Mosquito trail systems. Hunting, fishing, camping, and firewood harvesting are all important aspects to our living connected to the BTNF, too.”

ANNA COLE, BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2005 AND AMPL BOARD MEMBER

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because of the opportunities it provides—not just the diversity of recreational opportunities, but the opportunities for adventure and for peace, for time with friends, and time to myself. No matter what my goal for the day is, whether I want to fish for native cutthroat trout, raft with my family, ride horses with my dad, or hike up a mountain looking for wildlife, the BTNF provides a place for it right outside my back door.”

— DIANA MILLER, WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT FISHERIES BIOLOGIST AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1994

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by trying to ensure that the opportunities I have will also be available to those that come next. When fishing, I land fish quickly and release them gently. When rafting, I am respectful of other river users by avoiding casting lanes for fishing boats, giving space to kayakers, and picking up after myself. When hiking or horseback riding, I use established trails and share them with others.”

— DIANA MILLER, WYOMING GAME AND FISH DEPARTMENT FISHERIES BIOLOGIST AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1994

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it is my most favorite place in the world. I grew up hiking, biking and skiing on the BTNF and have a lifetime of adventures that I can’t wait to share with my son. It is a place for solace and adventure. And I feel lucky to call it home.”

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JESS MCMILLAN, ATHLETE AND JHMR’S DIRECTOR OF EVENTS AND PARTNERSHIPS AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1978

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by recreating responsibly and respecting all closures, boundaries, and protocols at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. To be responsible when skiing in the backcountry, I’ve taken avalanche training, always carry a beacon, shovel, and probe, and ski with friends and partners I trust. Every time I ski, my goal is to make sure I’m around to ski another day.”

— JESS MCMILLAN, ATHLETE AND JHMR’S DIRECTOR OF EVENTS AND PARTNERSHIPS AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1978

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— JESS MCMILLAN, ATHLETE AND JHMR’S DIRECTOR OF EVENTS AND PARTNERSHIPS AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE TK

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I am a Best Friend of the BTNF because the forest is where I grew up, learned to love nature, and is what shaped me as both a professional athlete and illustrator. It is the place where I first learned about wildlife and the names of trees and flowers and how to immerse myself in wild spaces with care and understanding. The BTNF is an incredibly special expanse where I go year round to adventure, explore, and seek inspiration.

— KELLY HALPIN

PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE & ILLUSTRATOR & BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1986

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TRISTAN GRESZKO

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I am a Best Friend of the BTNF by sharing knowledge with current and future generations of this incredible ecosystem. It’s our responsibility to protect this wild place we are so fortunate to have access to by exploring it with awareness and recreating with care. We can practice reciprocity with the forest by leaving trails, campsites, and other areas better than how we found them, learning about the ecological community and educating others to be inclusive and to use Leave No Trace Principles.

— KELLY HALPIN

PROFESSIONAL ATHLETE & ILLUSTRATOR & BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1986 @KYEHALPIN

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resources on the 3.4 million acre Bridger-Teton National Forest now and into the future.

ELISE STERCK

“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it is still truly wild! It contains the full set of native species—including predators and iconic migrating herds of wildlife—and has free flowing rivers, wide open spaces, cold winters, deep snow, few roads, and a vast and diverse community that loves and stewards it.”

— KEVIN KRASNOW, PH.D., JACKSON HOLE CONSERVATION

ALLIANCE CONSERVATION DIRECTOR, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2001

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TRAVIS RIDDELL

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by giving wildlife the space they need, especially as they emerge from the winter with limited energy. I stay out of winter closures and remind myself that females have been pregnant over the winter, and still need to give birth, nourish, and defend their young, and migrate safely to their summer grounds.”

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KEVIN

KRASNOW,

PH.D.,

JACKSON HOLE CONSERVATION

ALLIANCE CONSERVATION DIRECTOR, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2001

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TRAVIS RIDDELL

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“I am a Best Friend of the BTNF by working hard to keep bears wild and people safe. As the Bear Wise Jackson Hole program manager I educate locals and forest users about the importance of storing food and other attractants so they are inaccessible to bears. Autumn is the time of year when most bear conflicts occur, because bears are at lower elevations trying to get as many calories as possible before their winter hibernation.”

— KOLE STEWART, BEAR WISE JACKSON HOLE PROGRAM MANAGER AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2010

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“I am a Best Friend of the BTNF because it has so much to offer like amazing wildlife, hot springs, rafting, and epic hikes. I am happy that I can raise my children in these mountains and show them animals like grizzly and black bears, wolves, moose and elk. This forest has maintained some truly wild places where humans are seldom seen or heard. I relish every opportunity to spend time in the BTNF.”

— KOLE STEWART, BEAR WISE JACKSON HOLE PROGRAM MANAGER AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2010

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it is a magical place for me. The endless recreational opportunities we have on it offer so many possibilities. The terrain the Bridger Teton encompasses is arguably some of the best in the world, and I am so grateful to be able to ski in it daily. My time on the BTNF allows me to balance daily stress; it’s truly my form of therapy.”

— LARRY HARTENSTEIN, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS, SNOW KING MOUNTAIN, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2000

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ANDREW SCHRUM

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by preparing myself for sidecountry ski adventures. I often have the pleasure of taking less experienced friends out and safety is my top priority. I carry a backpack with essential supplies that include a shovel, probe, and beacon—which I make sure is turned on—and I have the knowledge to use these tools. I also communicate our plan and check the avy report. Assuming nothing has changed from the day before is problematic and dangerous!”

— LARRY HARTENSTEIN, DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS, SNOW KING MOUNTAIN, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2000

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it is a place for me and my family to recreate year-round—whether hiking, camping, boating, snowmobiling, XC skiing, or snowshoeing. As a teacher, I also feel like it’s an outdoor classroom: Every winter, my family and I snowmobile to a BTNF Guard Station cabin and live for 5 days without electricity and running water. It is a great opportunity for the kids to learn to appreciate the conveniences they usually take for granted.”

— META DITTMER, EDUCATION PROGRAM COORDINATOR, TETON WEED & PEST CONTROL AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2007

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I am a Best Friend of the BTNF by teaching people about the impact of invasive species in our natural areas. I do this by teaching in K-12 classrooms, volunteering in my community, and informing hikers about invasive plants along BTNF trails in my book, 30 Great Hikes Around Alpine Wyoming. People can stop the spread of invasive species by remembering to “PlayCleanGo”—let’s all clean our gear, pets, and clothing before heading off on our next adventure.

— META DITTMER, EDUCATION PROGRAM COORDINATOR, TETON WEED & PEST CONTROL AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2007

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it offers endless possibilities for winter trail recreation—cross-country skiing, fat biking, snowshoeing, walking your dog, and running. The trails are easily accessible, open to everyone, and range from groomed to skier trackedcovered/packed forest service roads to backcountry, untracked trails. Winter is a beautiful time to explore the BTNF, whether for solitude or a social outing.”

— NANCY LEON, FOUNDER OF THE JACKSON HOLE NORDIC ALLIANCE AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2008 JHNORDIC.COM

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by sharing all the Nordic/cross-country and winter trail maps, grooming information, and places to explore and have fun via human-powered recreation on the forest. I love to connect, inspire, and inform our community and visitors to enjoy the BTNF responsibly—to share the trails, respect wildlife, and plan and prepare for every adventure.”

— NANCY LEON, FOUNDER OF THE JACKSON HOLE NORDIC ALLIANCE AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2008

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by practicing responsible river recreation—wearing a properly fitted Personal Flotation Device (PFD), having a whistle for communication, carrying a first aid kit (and knowing how to use its contents), and having a plan for if things go wrong. Being courteous, ready to help in any emergency situation, and aware of my surroundings help ensure I’m being the best member of the river community I can be. I also am a steward of the river, whether by picking up trash floating in an eddy or educating another river runner on the local flora and fauna.”

— ORION HATCH, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SNAKE RIVER FUND AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2015

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it is one of the most special places I’ve ever had the pleasure of spending time. There’s literally a lifetime of exploration to be had on it—from world class paddling opportunities to remote high peaks, charismatic megafauna, rare native fisheries, and rich cultural and historical significance. Within its 3.4 million acres are the headwaters of three major rivers; there’s really no place like it in the lower 48.

— ORION HATCH, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, SNAKE RIVER FUND AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2015

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because having over 3 million acres of recreational opportunities outside our doorstep is a slice of heaven on earth. The BTNF allows us to really understand how the natural environment has so much to offer our world and heal us and our spirit in so many ways.”

RICK HOWE, PRESIDENT, JH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1982

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CANDY HOWE

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by leaving anywhere I visit in the forest better than I found it. My grandfather taught me this principle. Wilderness is a necessity of the human spirit and I always think about what this area will look like 20, 50, 100 years from now and act accordingly so everyone has the same opportunities we do.”

RICK HOWE, PRESIDENT, JH CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 1982

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I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by teaching my kids about responsible recreation— to stay on trails, pack out their trash, give wildlife space, be kind to others, and to overall respect the land. I do these things too, and also plan ahead and know conditions before I go.

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TIM

FARRIS,

BTNF TRAILS AND WILDERNESS SPECIALIST, JACKSON DISTRICT & BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2006

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I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it’s not only where I go to work and recreate, but where my kids are growing up—it’s their backyard. We all have a vested interest to protect this special place now and into the future for our children and others to enjoy. There are so many opportunities for my kids to learn and grow here with outstanding access to a living, dynamic, ever-changing ecosystem.

— TIM FARRIS, BTNF TRAILS AND WILDERNESS SPECIALIST, JACKSON DISTRICT & BFF

OF THE BTNF SINCE 2006

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Soy una mejor amiga de BTNF porque ofrece innumerables oportunidades para recrearte en cualquier deporte que elijas en la tierra que nos pertenece a todos. Nos ayuda a conectarnos con el espacio circundante y desarrollar un sentido de pertenencia y conservación.

FIO LAZARTE, MIEMBRO DE LA FUNDACIÓN TCSAR Y BFF DE BTNF DESLDE EL 2007

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Todos somos dueños de las tierras públicas. Friends of the Bridger-Teton promueve la recreación responsable en el BTNF para que todos podamos disfrutar de la diversidad y la riqueza de recursos del bosque ahora y en el futuro.

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Soy una mejor amiga de BTNF al explorar el bosque con amigos y desarrollar un sentido de conservación al apreciar esta tierra. Comparto mi conocimiento al aire libre con otros hispanohablantes en cortometrajes sobre educación al aire libre que puedes encontrar en btfriends.org y mediante el código QR a continuación.

FIO LAZARTE, MIEMBRO DE LA FUNDACIÓN TCSAR Y BFF DE BTNF DESLDE EL 2007

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Friends of the Bridger-Teton trabaja para garantizar que todos puedan disfrutar de la diversidad y la riqueza de los recursos en el Bosque Nacional Bridger-Teton de 3.4 millones de acres ahora y en el futuro.

Yo soy una buena amiga del Bosque Nacional Bridger-Teton porque me apasiona mucho compartir con más personas latinas la recreación al aire libre. Vivimos en un lugar mágico en donde tenemos la facilidad de darnos un “baño de bosque” que nos ayuda a desconectarnos. Soy muy afortunada de poder vivir tan cerca de la naturaleza y que cada día puedo caminar en los senderos del Bridger-Teton National Forest (BTNF) con mi familia, amigos, participantes de Camina Conmigo, y mi perros.

— MIRIAM MORILLON, FUNDADORA Y GUÍA EN CAMINA CONMIGO & BFF OF THE BTNF 2020

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Yo soy una buena amiga del Bosque Nacional Bridger-Teton porque me aseguro de ser responsable, de leer los anuncios, no crear más senderos, no tirar basura, respetar la vida salvaje y su hábitat y sobre todo correr la voz a otras personas latinas que están aprendiendo a explorar los senderos del Bridger-Teton National Forest.

— MIRIAM MORILLON, FUNDADORA Y GUÍA EN CAMINA CONMIGO & BFF OF THE BTNF 2020

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF because it’s the center of my world in Jackson. There aren’t many days that I’m not skiing, kayaking, or mountain biking on the forest and most of this happens within a few minutes of my front door. The value that it adds to my life, and to this community as a whole, is truly immeasurable.”

— SAM POPE, FOUNDER, POPE PRODUCTIONS, JHTTB MEMBER, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2001

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“I’m a Best Friend of the BTNF by being a day-to-day steward of the forest—whether picking up trash and dog poop or living by an overall ethic that I should leave the forest like I found it. I also expose my young son to the values that resulted in the conservation of these lands and help him understand that we have to stay vigilant in their protection.”

— SAM POPE, FOUNDER, POPE PRODUCTIONS, JHTTB MEMBER, AND BFF OF THE BTNF SINCE 2001 @WYPOPE

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