Teton Climate Action Partnership

Equitable Net-Zero Carbon in the Teton Region

Teton Climate Action Partnership provides a collaborative, equitable, adaptive, community-wide action structure for catalyzing projects that meaningfully transition the Teton region to a net-zero carbon economy and society.

OUR STORY

OUR APPROACH

Convene

Gather quarterly to share ideas, progress, and coordinate on efforts. Create sector teams to address specific projects.

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Actions

Identify potential climate actions. Work collaboratively to prioritize and strategize how to accomplish them. Track success and lessons learned.

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Data Informed

Use dashboards to analyze past trends and future projections of climate change and carbon emissions to inform climate action.

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OUR MEMBERS

Membership is open to any individual or organization committed to regional greenhouse gas emissions reduction. TCAP currently comprises 35 individuals representing a broad cross-section of local government, non-profits, and private sector organizations.

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35

Individual
Members

14

Organizations

GET INVOLVED

Attend an Event

Join us for next quarterly meeting or attend on of TCAP’s partner events.

Events

Share your Ideas

Do you have a project or suggestion for a collaborative project?

Idea Form

Join our Mailing List

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  • 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.