Lots of Americans grow up taking family ski vacations in Colorado. Then they move to the Centennial State as soon as they can, inspired by the romance of their early mountain adventures. Colorado native Bo Welden went against the flow when he left his home state for Jackson Hole to teach environmental education after researching conservation and natural resources in Rwanda and at home.
Welden had grown up visiting friends in Western Wyoming and fell in love with Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. Today, as a wildlife naturalist guide with Jackson Hole Eco Tour Adventures, he gets to show others around these world-famous landmarks in search of wildlife viewing opportunities.
