Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | The Big Bad Wolf: A Yellowstone Conservation Story
WEBINAR | Grab Your Camera: Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Photo Expedition
From steaming geysers and flower-filled meadows to herds of elk and bison and apex predators like wolves and bears, Yellowstone is a photographer's dream. Learn all about our awe-inspiring photography adventure in America’s first national park. Expedition Leader and pro photographer Kurt Johnson shares his insights on what camera equipment and personal gear to pack, where we stay (including historic park lodges), and how we structure the trip to ensure you get exceptional wildlife and landscape images, including a scenic float beneath the Tetons and wolf tracking in the Lamar Valley.
WEBINAR | Discover Our Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari
What's it like to track wolves and other wildlife in America's first national park? Find out from Expedition Leader Jake Richards and learn what activities to expect on our Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari, such as a scenic float trip on the Snake River beneath the spires of the Tetons and visits to lesser-known wildlife-viewing spots away from the crowds to look for elk, bison, pronghorn, eagle, otter, beaver, moose, bear and wolf. Find out what gear to pack, where we stay (including the award-winning Old Faithful Snow Lodge) and more.
WEBINAR | "Lake Trout Kill Elk": An Invasive Species Story
Spend enough time near Yellowstone National Park and you're bound to see the bumper stickers: "Lake Trout Kill Elk." Illegally introduced into Lake Yellowstone in the mid-1990s, non-native lake trout have wreaked havoc in the area ever since. Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen shares how the species threatens both aquatic and terrestrial habitats and native wildlife like cutthroat trout and elk. Hear, too, what Yellowstone conservationists are doing to combat invasive aquatic species.