Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | The Big Bad Wolf: A Yellowstone Conservation Story
In 1995, more than a century after the gray wolf was eradicated from the Yellowstone region, it was reintroduced to America's first national park. As wolves began to thrive again in their native habitat, so, too, did controversy. Watch this short film to learn more about the conservation challenges faced by Yellowstone's wolves.
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WEBINAR | Photographing Bison: From Celebration to Conservation
Originally presented November 1, 2024
Join conservation photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen as he shares his tips for photographing a favorite species of American megafauna: bison. Discover his techniques to get stunning bison portraits and see samples from professional photographers who have spent their careers capturing images of this iconic animal. Plus, find out how bison can help fight climate change, what organizations like World Wildlife Fund are doing to protect them, and how to use photography as a tool for conservation.
Join conservation photographer and Expedition Leader Charlie Reinertsen as he shares his tips for photographing a favorite species of American megafauna: bison. Discover his techniques to get stunning bison portraits and see samples from professional photographers who have spent their careers capturing images of this iconic animal. Plus, find out how bison can help fight climate change, what organizations like World Wildlife Fund are doing to protect them, and how to use photography as a tool for conservation.
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WEBINAR | Conservation Connect: Bison, Back from the Brink
Originally presented October 30, 2024
In honor of National Bison Day on November 2, Brooke Mitchell chats with Dennis Jorgensen, Bison Program Manager for World Wildlife Fund’s Northern Great Plains Program. Learn the history of North America’s bison—including how they were nearly eradicated and then brought back from the brink of extinction—and how WWF works with Indigenous nations to restore bison on tribal lands, where they hold tremendous cultural and spiritual significance. You’ll also discover how bison impact their ecosystem and how you can be a bison ally!
In honor of National Bison Day on November 2, Brooke Mitchell chats with Dennis Jorgensen, Bison Program Manager for World Wildlife Fund’s Northern Great Plains Program. Learn the history of North America’s bison—including how they were nearly eradicated and then brought back from the brink of extinction—and how WWF works with Indigenous nations to restore bison on tribal lands, where they hold tremendous cultural and spiritual significance. You’ll also discover how bison impact their ecosystem and how you can be a bison ally!
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WEBINAR | Autumn in Yellowstone: Wildlife’s Winter Prep Season
Originally presented August 15, 2024
Fall is an exciting time in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As autumn arrives, mammals rev into high gear in preparation for winter. Bears gorge on food, a phase known as hyperphagia, fattening up in advance of hibernation. Elk, bison, and moose begin to rut, when males aggressively attempt to dominate other males in order to earn the right to mate. Science communicator Charlie Reinertsen explores how the season impacts the wildlife we hope to see on Nat Hab’s Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari.
Fall is an exciting time in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As autumn arrives, mammals rev into high gear in preparation for winter. Bears gorge on food, a phase known as hyperphagia, fattening up in advance of hibernation. Elk, bison, and moose begin to rut, when males aggressively attempt to dominate other males in order to earn the right to mate. Science communicator Charlie Reinertsen explores how the season impacts the wildlife we hope to see on Nat Hab’s Hidden Yellowstone & Grand Teton Safari.
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