Wyoming’s Grand Teton National Park is dealing with an overload of human poop in wilderness areas, and park officials are considering installing a permanent toilet in at least one backcountry area to deal with the problem. That’s the focus of a recent report in the Jackson Hole News & Guide. A 2022 park study found high quantities of human feces around Taggart Lake, one of the park’s most popular destinations, according to the News & Guide. During five visits, combing areas less than 100 feet away from the trail, park rangers and trail crews “found human waste, toilet paper or hygiene products 73 times.” Tap the link in our bio to read the full story. ✍️ : opops13 #getoutside #outsidemagazine