Grand Teton Views at Indian Springs Ranch

Centrally located, this breathtaking homesite offers striking Grand Teton, Sleeping Indian and surrounding mountain views, a beautiful pond, and 650+ acres of adjacent protected space, all in the prestigious, private community of

Indian Springs Ranch.

Abundant roaming wildlife, flowing natural springs, and open-space views envelop the custom, carefully-crafted homes in this community, which embrace the specatcular Grand Teton views surrounding them.

Longevity of privacy and serenity are ensured with the majestic views to the spectacular Tetons, Sleeping Indian and sur-rounding mountains, and the conservation lands that surround Indian Springs Ranch. The exclusive community’s pris-

tine grounds, lush wildflowers, and roaming wildlife such as snow-white trumpeter swans, moose, elk, eagles and osprey, paint the ultimate Western backdrop.

The charming comforts and amenities of Indian Springs Ranch are simply endless. Miles of hiking and horse trails, a

swimming pool, tennis courts, use of the charming Molesworth Cabin for private events, equestrian barns and paddocks, and private pastures are reveled in.

Amenities are endless at Indian Springs Ranch...

ISR has also created an exciting “Fish Habitat Enhancement Project Plan” to develop the existing private fishing on Spring Creek & Cody Creek, and enable Yellowstone Cutthroats to thrive in this open space, which runs through the property.

Exclusive fishing rights for residents will add a one-of-a-kind amenity to the property.

The striking Grand Teton Views, coupled with the exclusive location, its wide open-spaces, and one-of-a-kind amenities of Indian Springs Ranch, offers a rare, valuable setting to build your unique home in this ideal setting.

The favorable Central Valley location of Indian Springs Ranch is near downtown Jackson Hole, world famous ski-ing at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort, several golf resorts, Wilson, and the Jackson Hole Airport.

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Indian Springs

700 Coyote Canyon Road • Jackson, Wyoming 83001 • 3385 W Boyles Hill Rd • Ph. 307.734.8725 Fax 307.734.1263 • www.tetonscience.org • email: info@tetonscience.org

Trumpeter Swan Marsh Project and the

Conservation Research Center of Teton Science Schools

Habitat alteration and unregulated harvest brought trumpeter swans (Cygnus buccinator) to near extinction across North America by 1900. By the 1940’s, the only nesting group of trumpeter swans to avoid extinction in the lower 48 states was the Greater Yellowstone population. Here, the last 100 trumpeter swans from western Canada wintered side-by-side with the remnant Greater Yellowstone populations at high elevations in the region. Trumpeter swans are now a species of special concern in Wyoming. Teton Science Schools have partnered with the Natural Resources Conservation Service, Ducks Unlimited, the Intermountain West Joint Venture, Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation and private donors to develop 11 acres of shallow marsh habitat for trumpeter swans, other waterfowl and shorebirds.

Key Components of Teton Science Schools’ Swan Marshes • Large, shallow marshes provide extensive feeding habitat • Undulating, vegetated shorelines allow swans to hide from

predators and protect their young • Submergent aquatic plants and associated wetland vegetation

provide high-nutrition forage • Nesting and loafing islands provide safety from predators such as

coyotes and foxes • Site is distant from power lines and other flight obstructions

Thanks to generous donations by Clark and Andy MacKenzie, Ralph and Louise Haberfeld, Jim and Becky Broderick, Earth Friends Wildlife Foundation, Ducks Unlimited, Natural Resources Conservation Service and the Intermountain West Joint Venture, construction costs are covered for the Teton Science Schools’ trumpeter swan marsh project. Construction of the marshes began December 2006.

Critical aspects of the project still need financial support. Donations are needed to:

• Purchase and plant critical wetland plants • Plant willows along shorelines to provide security

cover • Purchase and install two swan nesting islands

For more information, or to make a donation, please contact Brenda Younkin or Doug Wachob at 307.734.8725 at the Conservation Research Center of Teton Science Schools.

Trumpeter swan eating sago pondweed.

Undulating shoreline under construction, December 2006.

© Cody Brinton

© Cody Brinton

© Cody Brinton

700 Coyote Canyon Road • Jackson, Wyoming 83001 • 3385 W Boyles Hill Rd • Ph. 307.734.8725 Fax 307.734.1263 • www.tetonscience.org • email: info@tetonscience.org

Teton Science Schools’ Trumpeter Swan Marsh Project Location

Lower Marsh 7 acres

Upper Marsh 4 acres

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