Today the Friends of the Moose-Wilson Corridor have a half page ad in the Jackson Hole Daily offering a limited number of ‘Last Bear Standing’ art posters signed by the artist, Troy Collins.

The ad invites the public to view the original painting at Mountain Trails Gallery in advance of an upcoming auction of the painting. Ad linked here. https://tinyurl.com/n3cesxw8

The posters are the beautiful image that Troy Collins painted of a young grizzly bear standing on his hind legs in the Moose-Wilson Corridor that he unveiled on October 22, at Mountain Trails Gallery, in Jackson, WY.

The poster sales are a fundraiser for the Friends of the Moose-Wilson Corridor to help us continue our conservation work to prevent bulldozers from tearing up this wildlife rich area to build the previously rejected bike path in Grand Teton National Park. The bike path was determined to be too destructive to critical wildlife habitat and ancient indigenous archeological sites in the National Park Service’s exhaustive 2016 Final EIS and Record of Decision.

Posters cost $50.00 and can either be picked up in person or shipped with an added shipping fee. To order a poster here is an online direct link, the drop down menu allows you to choose pick up or ship.   https://square.link/u/xDLbE3Vn

We greatly appreciate the collaboration with the Jackson Hole Conservation Alliance which established a restricted fund to help protect the Moose-Wilson Corridor and assist in the sales of the art posters through the above purchase link.

For more information Contact us info@moosewilsonfriends.org