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Wildflower Watch End of Season Celebration

Wyoming

Wildflowers in a forest meadow.
Fields of Color Wyoming is home to numerous species of wildflowers. © Franklin Eccher
Event Overview

Join an end-of-season celebration for all Wildflower Watch volunteers and their families at Dornan’s Restaurant in Moose, Wyoming. This event includes free pizza, salads, one alcoholic or soft drink per person, and great raffle prizes! The celebration begins following the last Wildflower Watch hike of the year, which goes from 2 to 5 pm.

Even if you cannot make the last hike, you are welcome to join us on the deck of Dornan's to enjoy the Teton mountain views and the company of other volunteers. In the event of inclement weather, the celebration will move indoors.

Please email trevor.bloom@tnc.org or visit the Wildflower Watch web page for more information.

Flowers in a field with people in the background.
Earlier Blooms The timing of when plants flower and fruit is critical to the survival of many animals, from bees and hummingbirds to grizzly bears. © Noah Waldren/TNC
Person looking at a small stem in a field.
Seed Collection You can be part of the solution by joining our Wildflower Watch citizen science program each spring and summer. © Noah Waldren/TNC
People standing in a field studying a sagebrush.
Supporting Nature Working with us in the field is a great way to personally help our local plants and wildlife adapt to the impacts of climate change.
× Flowers in a field with people in the background.
× Person looking at a small stem in a field.
× People standing in a field studying a sagebrush.