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  • Thursday August 18, 2011

  • Ultimate Yellowstone Adventure

    “Have you ever seen a doe and a fawn swim across a lake together? Have you ever been so close to a herd of nearly 36 big-horned sheep that you could reach out and touch one? Have you ever seen Sandhill cranes doing a mating dance?”
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  • Saturday July 30, 2011

  • Wyoming Wildlife Wonders: Yellowstone Experiences & Action Projects

    Watching Old Faithful was amazing. It had a few false starts, but when it finally went it was beautiful. We all learned that the geyser has a short and long length. The short length was 80 feet which is what we saw and the long was around 180 feet.
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  • Thursday July 28, 2011

  • High School Field Ecology: The Backcountry

    Welcome to a very special edition of the High School Field Ecology 2011 blog, brought to you not by just two members of la familia, but four real live--yes we survived the backcountry trip-students! In accordance with the increased number of authors, this particular blog entry will cover not just part of
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  • Wyoming Wildlife Wonders: Day 4

    Today we went on a hike around Taggart Lake. The hike up there was so beautiful. The weather was amazing and the view was spectacular. We are super excited about going to Yellowstone tomorrow to camp. We practiced setting up our tents and talked about what to pack for tomorrow.
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  • Wednesday July 27, 2011

  • Wyoming Wildlife Wonders: Day 3

    On Monday night we watched a very inspiring movie. It was called “Don’t Fence Me In” and it was about women in Wyoming. A few people stuck out a lot though. A woman named Misty worked for an air mill. She was a single mom with two children. She loves her job and does it well. Two others stuck
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  • Tuesday July 26, 2011

  • Wyoming Wildlife Wonders: Day 2

    I was so excited to learn about all the beautiful wildflowers. There are so many different kinds like Lupine, Indian Paint Brush, and so many others. I don’t know how I’ll ever remember them all! I never would have thought that one place could be so full of information and beauty.
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