• By 2100 the dominant form of precipitation in the Teton Region will be rain-snow mix instead of snow.

  • Across the globe, the populations impacted first and most by climate change are those least responsible for the climate crisis, with the fewest resources to adapt.

  • Teton County, Wyoming has one of the highest income inequalities in the country.

Equitable Net Zero Carbon in the Teton Region by 2030

In January 2020 about 100 people came together at the Pink Garter Theater in Jackson, WY to catalyze local climate action. The Teton Climate Action Partnership (TCAP) evolved out of that initial convening.

We believe that cross-sector collaboration that enables a diverse, distributed portfolio of project partnerships centering equity is the accelerated path to building community capacity, creating systemic change, and achieving equitable net zero carbon by 2030.

This purpose of this website is to:

  • Tell the STORY of the climate emergency and need for climate justice in the Teton Region

  • Identify climate action project OPPORTUNITIES

  • Promote and track climate ACTIONS

  • Provide DASHBOARDS that reports the past trends and future projections of climate change, carbon emissions, equity, and climate action.

Meeting and Events Schedule

TCAP will hold regular sector team meetings and quarterly cross-sector coordination meetings. Sector team meetings are where ideas are incubated into opportunities, opportunities are catalyzed into action, and updates are provided on action in progress. Coordination meetings build on the sector team meetings to facilitate cross-sector collaboration and ensure accountability to the TCAP principles.

If you are part of the TCAP team and would like to contribute meeting times and zoom links, please click the button below to a password protected page.