Teton County Weed and Pest District

Teton County Weed and Pest District Join us as we work together for the future of all of the residents and visitors to our beautiful area. These values are critical to working towards our vision.

We envision a county free of the burdens of noxious weeds and pests for the sustainability of our resources. We invite you to join us as we work together for the future of all of the residents and visitors to our beautiful area. Our team consists of talented individuals from all walks of life and with diverse backgrounds, who share common passions – preserving our natural resources & protecting pu

blic health. Staff educational degrees, vary from weed science to nursing, and from education to business. Our experienced staff participates in many regional and national professional organizations, to ensure that we are leaders in the invasive species and mosquito control industries. Our team values include innovation (embracing & driving change), providing superior service, professionalism, fiscal responsibility, stewardship, collaboration and safety.

06/11/2026

Let’s get into the w**ds with Erika Edmiston, the District Supervisor! 🌱 In her role at the District Erika “keeps all the balls in the air.” She loves what she does, she loves the team they’ve assembled, their successes are shared! She joined the District on the seasonal crew in 2000 and she’s seen firsthand the difference the programs have made in the valley over the years.

Erika is deeply motivated in the prioritization of public health through their robust and proactive programs to benefit generations to come.

More of Erika in the field and behind the drone soon.

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Fishing this week? 🎣Do your part during Awareness Week—Clean, Drain, and Dry your gear, and trash any leftover bait or...
06/11/2026

Fishing this week? 🎣

Do your part during Awareness Week—Clean, Drain, and Dry your gear, and trash any leftover bait or fish parts. It only takes a moment, and all of us can take small steps to make a big impact in protecting our favorite places. 🤗

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Heading out on horseback during Awareness Week? 🐴Be sure to pack certified w**d-free hay and clean your boots and gear...
06/11/2026

Heading out on horseback during Awareness Week? 🐴

Be sure to pack certified w**d-free hay and clean your boots and gear before hitting the trail. Be a good neigh-bor and help protect our favorite places—one ride at a time. 🌲

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Thanks Teton Science Schools for the shout-out! We love partnering with you to preserve the historic and scenic areas su...
06/09/2026

Thanks Teton Science Schools for the shout-out! We love partnering with you to preserve the historic and scenic areas surrounding Teton County!

Celebrate Awareness Week by doing your part to protect the trails you love! 🚲🚿 Spray down your bike between rides and ...
06/09/2026

Celebrate Awareness Week by doing your part to protect the trails you love! 🚲

🚿 Spray down your bike between rides and pack a handheld boot brush to clean your gear on the go. Small actions make a big impact—together we can prevent the spread of invasive species. 🌱

Stop by our District office to pick up a boot brush for your outdoor adventures. 😎

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Thistle Thursdays are ramping back up in Game Creek with our friends at Teton Conservation District! 💜Over the past few ...
06/08/2026

Thistle Thursdays are ramping back up in Game Creek with our friends at Teton Conservation District! 💜

Over the past few years, they’ve been getting together to take the musk thistle by the horns–manually pulling out tons of stems and safely disposing of this invasive pest. 💪

Sound like a good way to spend your Thursdays? They’re taking volunteers, sign up ➡️ https://loom.ly/NYDj8wY

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Camping season is here—and so is Awareness Week! 🏕️🌲 Keep invasive species out of your favorite campsites and away fro...
06/08/2026

Camping season is here—and so is Awareness Week! 🏕️

🌲 Keep invasive species out of your favorite campsites and away from the Bridger-Teton National Forest by buying firewood where you’ll burn it and cleaning your gear before you go. 🪵🔥

All of us can protect our favorite places, one trip at a time. 🚗

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Hit the trail responsibly during Awareness Week! 🌲🍃 Clean off your ATV, gear, and boots between rides to keep invasive...
06/07/2026

Hit the trail responsibly during Awareness Week! 🌲

🍃 Clean off your ATV, gear, and boots between rides to keep invasive species from spreading. It’s a quick and easy step all of us can take to protect our favorite places. 😎

🥾 This year’s theme is all about taking small actions to help stop the spread of invasive species across our trails, waterways, backyards, and public lands. Follow along all week as we share simple ways to and 🤙

Learn more smart ways you can help from our blog, "PlayCleanGo Week 2026: We Protect the Spaces We Love" ➡️ https://loom.ly/Z3S-SHw

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week is here and we're kicking it off with National Trails Day and the American Hiking Society 🥾🌲 Are you looking forw...
06/06/2026

week is here and we're kicking it off with National Trails Day and the American Hiking Society 🥾

🌲 Are you looking forward to hitting any local trails in Jackson to celebrate?

Remember to stick to designated trails and bring a handheld boot brush to knock off dirt and seeds before and after your hike. All of us can protect our favorite places—one step at a time. 🌿

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⚠️ TCWP seeks help to curb Phragmites spread! Phragmites, an invasive grass, can reach 20 feet tall 🤯 and produces up to...
06/05/2026

⚠️ TCWP seeks help to curb Phragmites spread!

Phragmites, an invasive grass, can reach 20 feet tall 🤯 and produces up to 2,000 seeds per panicle. First spotted in Teton County in 2023, it has been found in 27 locations. Its presence in natural areas suggests wildlife and human activities may be aiding its spread.

While it’s invasive, a native subspecies exists, making identification tricky. A simple lab test now helps distinguish between the two. Of the 27 locations, only one has been confirmed as the native subspecies.

❗ We need your help! You can assist by:
- Joining WYLD Watch and reporting findings to TCWP (use EDDMaps app or the Report Infestation form at tcw**d.org)
- Cleaning shoes 👞 and gear post-recreation
- Brushing pets 🐶 for seeds after hikes
- Cleaning construction 🚧 equipment
- Using certified w**d-free materials and checking for contaminants

For more info on Phragmites and the test, visit ➡️ https://loom.ly/ilDIrTc

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7575 S US Highway 89
Jackson, WY
83001

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Tuesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 7:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 7:30am - 4:30pm

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