Videos & Webinars
VIDEO | Experience Yellowstone's Winter Wildlife
VIDEO | The Big Bad Wolf: A Yellowstone Conservation Story
VIDEO | Wolves & Wildlife of Yellowstone
WEBINAR | Part of the Pack: Exploring the Social Lives of Wolves
You've likely heard the phrase "lone wolf" used to describe someone with a strong individualist streak. But while individual wolves sometimes temporarily strike out on their own, the majority live in family groups called packs—a trait they share with us! Expedition Leader and wolf biologist Aaron Bott breaks down the complex social behaviors of wolves, including their family dynamics, maturation, reproduction and pup rearing. Find out what it means that wolves are considered a cooperative breeding species, and learn the life history of some of Yellowstone's famous wolves.
WEBINAR | Get Ready for the Ultimate Yellowstone Wolf & Wildlife Safari
What’s it like to track wolves and other wildlife in America’s first national park in winter? Find out from Expedition Leader Jake Richards, a naturalist guide for our Yellowstone: Ultimate Wolf & Wildlife Safari. You’ll learn what gear and clothing to pack for this cold-weather adventure, where we stay (including the award-winning Old Faithful Snow Lodge inside the park!), and what activities to expect in addition to wolf tracking, from a private snowcoach journey to watch Old Faithful erupt, to a horse-drawn sleigh ride to view winter elk herds in Jackson Hole.
WEBINAR | Pack Mentality: How Wolves Hunt
Delve into the fascinating world of wolves and their unique hunting behaviors as wildlife biologist and Expedition Leader Aaron Bott unravels the intricacies of these apex predators' strategies, from stalking techniques to the final takedown. He also describes the remarkable social dynamics within wolf packs and how they coordinate their efforts during hunts. You’ll leave with a deeper understanding of wolf hunting behavior and what it means for wildlife conservation.