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Preparing for Departure: Migration, Fat, & Fall Strategy
5+ day, 21+ hour ago (179+ words) How multiple species – from birds to bears – prepare for winter through movement and energy storage. By Amanda Harper, Institute Field Educator The brutal heat dies down, and the crisp fall breeze sweeps across the landscape. As humans, we turn to…...
Stressed & Resilient: Life in Yellowstone's Driest Weeks
1+ mon, 3+ day ago (279+ words) By Amanda Evans, Institute Lead Field Educator In regions where fire has been a natural force for thousands of years, plants and animals have evolved strategies to cope with, survive, and even benefit from this landscape-scale disturbance. Most animals can…...
Sharing Space: When Wildlife & Visitors Cross Paths
2+ mon, 5+ day ago (742+ words) Yellowstone Forever Most weekends, I grab an iced coffee, pack a lunch, and drive out to a pond somewhere in Yellowstone. After I set up my scope and grab my binoculars, I spend a few hours watching birds and enjoying…...
New Bison Book Published by Yellowstone Forever
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (165+ words) Yellowstone Forever Yellowstone Forever publishes new book about Yellowstone’s bison herd—order your signed copy today! The American bison, our national mammal, once roamed much of North America in numbers so vast the herds were measured in miles, not numbers....
Everywhere at Once: The Explosive Return of Yellowstone's Green World
4+ mon, 4+ day ago (740+ words) In Yellowstone, spring does not unfold so much as erupt. It comes all at once – a visible, almost audible surge of green pushing up through the snow’s retreat. One week the valleys are dull and dun, striped with muddy runoff…...
Life Beneath Our Feet: Soil, Steam, and Spring Renewal
5+ mon, 2+ day ago (336+ words) It’s not a prank: April 1st means winter is coming to a close. The sun is shining down along the valleys on a spring morning. The elk and bison turn their faces toward the warmth that is becoming more prevalent every…...
Nature Hidden in Plain Sight with Cedar Mathers-Winn
5+ mon, 1+ week ago (70+ words) What excites you about exploring different aspects of nature hidden plain in sight? What makes Yellowstone an ideal place make those small discoveries? What keeps you inspired about teaching this topic? What are some memorable moments from teaching this program…...
Breaking into Bear Biology
6+ mon, 4+ day ago (275+ words) March in Yellowstone comes with many things: snow, freezing temperatures, but also the first glimpses of spring. The first bison calves often drop, the earliest of wildflowers poke through, the sun peeks out a little longer each day, and as…...
Yellowstone Field Guide | Mammals
6+ mon, 3+ week ago (197+ words) Hikers watching black bear. YF / Matt Ludin Bison herd in Lamar Valley. NPS / Jacob W. Frank Sometimes mistakenly called antelope, pronghorn are the fleetest of Yellowstone’s animals, able to run for short distances at speeds of 45-50 miles per hour. In winter,…...