Jackson Hole Refuge Live Cam
Views to the east, south and north overlooking the beautiful National Elk Refuge
Hosted by:
- National Museum of Wildlife Art
- 2820 Rungius Road - Jackson
- Wyoming 83002 - United States
- (307) 733-5771
- https://www.wildlifeart.org/
Wildlife Refuge located in Jackson Hole in the U.S.
The National Museum of Wildlife Art opened to the public in May of 1987. In September of 1994, the museum moved to its current site. Located just three miles north of the town of Jackson, the National Museum of Wildlife Art is nestled into the hillside. The building's red Arizona sandstone blends in with the landscape. This location was chosen because of the surrounding landscape and abundance of wildlife.
Initially, the Museum represented the culmination of a lifetime of study and collection of wildlife art by Bill and Joffa Kerr. Images were primarily of large mammals native to North America. As the museum has grown, the collection of over 2,300 works now includes a broader array of wildlife from around the world.
