Critters in the Park After Dark

Ever wondered what goes on in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem after you tuck into your cabin or tent at night? There is still plenty of activity! Many wildlife species are ‘crepuscular’ meaning they are most active at dawn and dusk – …

Teton Science Schools Announces Launch of President Search

“We are excited for the future at Teton Science Schools and are announcing our search for the next leader of Teton Science Schools.” shared Board Chair Leah Corrigan. “Teton Science Schools has a long history of leading the movement for place-based education, …

What is the elk rut and where can I hear bugling?

Visiting Grand Teton National Park in September and October provides an incredible opportunity to witness the elk mating season, aka the rut, hear the eerie sound of bugling, and see bull elk with impressive antlers go head to head (literally).  …

Our Guide to Yellowstone’s Autumn Transformation

Yellowstone National Park, renowned for its geothermal wonders and diverse wildlife, undergoes a breathtaking transformation each fall. As temperatures cool and daylight hours shorten, the park’s landscape bursts into a kaleidoscope of colors. From vibrant aspens to golden cottonwoods, …

Best Practices for Community Partnerships

Building partnerships between school and the community is a core idea in place-based education. As we start this process with schools looking to enhance their place-based teaching and learning, we often start with mapping the assets – …

What you may not know about Old Faithful

Old Faithful is arguably the most famous geyser in the world. Its majestic eruptions have been captivating visitors to Yellowstone National Park for over a century. But beyond the iconic image, there’s a surprising amount you might not know about this geothermal wonder. …