Bridger-Teton National Forest Rangers >> The Forest is located in western Wyoming and covers about 3.4 million acres. In 1905 President Roosevelt established the Yellowstone National Forest and then in 1908 he abolished the Yellowstone National Forest and created the Teton, now Bridger Forest. The Wyoming National Forest was renamed the Bridger National Forest in 1941. In 1973 the Bridger and Teton National Forests were administratively combined. The Forest is currently composed of five Ranger Districts: Kemmerer, Big Piney, Greys River, Pinedale, Jackson, and Blackrock (formerly Buffalo) Districts >> Museum volunteers compiled a list of District Rangers, by Ranger Districts. >> See the attached PDF for the list of district rangers.
