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Immerse yourself in Yellowstone's world of carnivores on this educational experience. Focusing on cougars, wolves, and bears, there also will be opportunities to learn about smaller carnivore species.
Explore how meditation and mindfulness can enrich your experience with wild places and deepen your understanding of the natural world on this unique excursion.
Experience Yellowstone's world of wolves with wildlife biologists who have been observing wolves in Lamar Valley for 20+ years during this immersive multi-day expedition.
Immerse yourself in the world of Yellowstone wolves as you follow in their footsteps on some of their historically-significant travel routes through northern Yellowstone. Spend some early mornings searching for wolves with binoculars and spotting scopes from the road corridors in the Lamar Valley area, and then head off-road (and mostly off-trail) to explore their hidden landscapes and travel routes.
Calling all Yellowstone guides! Hone your knowledge and skills, earn your Professional Yellowstone Guide Certificate, and network with other guides at the Yellowstone Guide Academy.
On this journey, you’ll head into Yellowstone’s remote Bechler Region, where rivers braid through broad meadows and waterfalls spill through deep, untamed forest. As you move through this wild landscape, you’ll also journey inward—tuning into the rhythms of your body and the voice within, while being held by a circle of supportive women and the transformative power of wilderness.
Search for wildlife through new eyes – and ears – by learning how to decode the wild conversations happening all around you. What can the coyote or the raven tell you about where the wolves are? How can the movements of bison or elk help you find the bears?
Examine the ecological and human stories that coalesced to erupt in – and grew out of – the largest wildfires to date in US history, as well as the lessons of fire ecology and natural process management that we learned from that smoky summer.
Join veteran guide Ashea Mills as we explore Yellowstone through the lens of its indigenous human cultures, both ancient and modern. We will journey across landscapes and time that have served as market, kitchen, home, and spiritual pathways.
Join Shauna Baron to learn about the fascinating organisms that thrive in this unique environment. Explore their colorful characteristics and the special adaptations that enable them to withstand high temperatures, witness firsthand how these incredible organisms create some of the most beautiful natural sculptures on Earth, and discover their connections to life on other planets!
Join Dr. James Halfpenny for an exploration of COLD in Yellowstone, the animals that depend on it, and how Yellowstone cold is changing over the years.
Learn best practices of environmental education, see these educational practices modeled in real-world field situations, and explore techniques for how to meaningfully and intentionally incorporate fun games and activities for all ages into your tours.
Most tour guests have two species at the top of their wish-list: wolves and grizzly bears. Join us to immerse yourself in the world of wolves and bears, gaining the most up-to-date and in-depth information about these charismatic species and learning where and how to find them even on the quietest days.
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