Wildlife Photographers Pull Focus To GTNP Policies

Karen Snyder — Sat, 23 Jul 2011 15:16:30 +0000

The fining of a wildlife photographer for being too close to wildlife in Grand Teton National Park recently has fellow photographers crying foul.

Tom Mangelson is one such professional wildlife photographer accusing the park service of harassment in their case against Tim Mayo, a Jackson resident. Mangelson, Mayo and others suggest the actions by the park come in retaliation to their outspoken criticism of certain park policies.

K2 Radio's, Karen Snyder, spoke with Mangelson who outlines two of the issues.

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Photographer Too Close to Wildlife, Receives Fines and Probation

Karen Snyder — Tue, 19 Jul 2011 18:00:36 +0000

In early July a photographer from Jackson Hole pleaded guilty to a charge of being too close to wildlife. Here is the first in a series of reports about ongoing disputes between wildlife officials at Grand Teton National Park and local wildlife photographers.

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Wildlife Photographers Pull Focus To GTNP Policies

Photographer Too Close to Wildlife, Receives Fines and Probation