Capturing Yellowstone In Winter: February 2025 7-Day Photo Workshop Trip Report
There is a reason that winter is the time of year that draws more photographers to Yellowstone than any other. Winter is a time of extremes, when the landscape is covered in a calming blanket of white and all of the wildlife is pushed to the limits of survival. Winter is drama, and trying to…
March 17, 2025
ALBUM: Evan Watts January 2025 9-Day Photo Workshop January 5th – January 13th, 2025
To learn the story behind the photos, check out Evan’s full trip report HERE! All photos and text courtesy of Yellowstone Wild Photo Naturalist Evan Watts. Due to high demand, Evan is offering 2 workshops in winter 2026. There are still a few spots left! Learn more and book your spot HERE. To learn more…
March 16, 2025
Wolves, Pygmy Owls, & Blizzards: An Adventure To Remember
TRIP REPORT: 6-Day Winter Wolf Watching Package Feb 2-7, 2025 Our adventure together began and ended with some epic winter weather. After picking up the group from the hotel in Bozeman and maneuvering the van through semi-plowed streets, we began our journey—driving with minimal visibility— south towards Yellowstone National Park. Our hopes were high;…
February 23, 2025
The Ultimate Yellowstone Experienced: A Week of Unforgettable Wildlife Encounters
TRIP REPORT: Wolves & Winter Wonders January 2025 Day 1: The guests arrived in Bozeman, where they had what I can only imagine was an exciting and memorable evening. I didn’t know this absolutely as I didn’t join the adventure until Day 2, but Bozeman is a great town, and the guests were about…
February 9, 2025
The Art of Layering: How To Dress For A Yellowstone Winter Adventure
If you are visiting Yellowstone during its most beautiful and harrowing season, simply look to the “experts” for inspiration. The park’s wildlife are naturally equipped for frigid weather in many ways, including growing thick underlayers of fur or insulating downy feathers and packing on layers of fat during times of feast. While we may not…
September 29, 2024
Grand Cycle of Life: The Bison & Elk Rut
The seasonal changes in Yellowstone are more than just shifts in weather; they are the catalysts for the natural cycles that govern the lives of its wildlife. The migration of bison and the rutting of elk are intertwined with these seasonal rhythms, creating a dynamic and ever-changing landscape. For those lucky enough to witness these…
September 3, 2024
Engage Your Curiosity with Yellowstone Wild
Enjoy the magic of winter in Yellowstone. All video footage captured while on tour with guests.
August 17, 2024
More Than Meets the Eye: Ravens & Wolves
Photo courtesy of Kyle Moon Only a few lucky visitors to Yellowstone may witness wolves hunting, taking down, or feeding on an elk or bison. If you are one of these fortunate few, you can almost always see a sleek, black bird known as the common raven as the first scavenger wandering around a wolf-killed…
July 17, 2024
“Díos mío!” A Rare Mountain Lion Sighting on Tour with Yellowstone Wild
For most of the afternoon the large, tan-colored cat was basically impossible to see, bedded down behind a boulder high on the cliff ledge. Occasionally, it rolled over or repositioned, briefly revealing its foot or head from behind the rock, and if you looked really closely you could see the black tip of the lion’s…
March 8, 2024
Why are we able to hear wolves howling from our driveways in Gardiner, Montana, during winter?
Photo courtesy of Rob Harwood Wildness will always envelop the North Entrance gateway community of Gardiner, Montana, the only year-round entry to Yellowstone National Park. Every autumn, as cold air threatens the highlands and snow skiffs across the landscape, grass-eating animals start long, stoic treks toward the fields and river valleys waiting below them. Like…
December 3, 2023