What to Pack for Summer Backpacking in the Tetons
Written by Brendan Barnard, Program Coordinator – Camping
June in the Tetons means it’s time to finally pull out that summer backpacking and camping gear and prepare to explore the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem on foot! …
Can You See Wolves in Jackson Hole?
Dreaming of a wolf sighting in the American West? Good news! You can absolutely see wolves in the wild near Jackson Hole, Wyoming, particularly within the vast landscapes of Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks. …
July Wildflower Guide
July in Grand Teton National Park is a time when the landscape truly bursts into a vibrant tapestry of color. At Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools, we’re not just passionate about wildlife; we’re also captivated by the dazzling display of wildflowers that blanket the meadows, …
Yellowstone Awaits
Imagine the freedom to explore Yellowstone National Park at your own pace, with a dedicated expert naturalist to guide you. June is a spectacular time to witness the park’s awakening- the wildlife are active, the wildflowers are blooming, …
Why Dawn & Dusk?
Sunrise and sunset are particularly rewarding times for animal observation in Grand Teton National Park, which is why we offer half-day sunrise and sunset tours. Many of the park’s iconic animals, such as moose, elk, …
Signs of Spring in Jackson Hole: First Wildflowers of the Season
Written & Photographed by Jessamyn Biette, Program Coordinator – Service
After a long winter, color is finally beginning to return to the valley—appearing first as leaf buds and early-season wildflowers. These fresh pops of color are welcome signs that longer and warmer days are on their way to Jackson Hole. …
Calving Season is Upon Us
One of the most heartwarming signs of spring in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is the arrival of new life. The Wildlife Expeditions team is thrilled to announce that calving season is officially upon us, bringing with it the adorable sights of newborn bison, …
Wildlife Wisdom from Kevin Taylor in PBS’s ‘View Finders’
At Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools, we are thrilled to see the beauty and importance of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem highlighted. Our expert guides are deeply passionate about this incredible landscape and the wildlife that call it home. …
Yellowstone’s Bears in Spring
Each Fall, colder temperatures and less available food trigger both grizzly and black bears to search for suitable winter den sites in the winter. In Yellowstone, bears typically choose den sites on north-facing, 30-60 degree slopes between 6,500 – …
Something is growing in the GYE and it’s not grass!
With longer days in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, growth is starting, but not in the way you might expect. Grass, tree buds, and flowers all have another month or so to go before we see any visible signs of growth. …
