Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools

07/11/2016

brrrr....

We all know our mountain weather can be unpredictable but we still can't help but be surprised/entertained by fresh snow in July.

Snow in July? Yes it can happen in Jackson Hole. Today we woke to a fresh coat of the white stuff in the Tetons. We took a journey to the top of the Jackson Hole Aerial Tram to see what Mother Nature is up to. What we foun

07/07/2016

We suspect this yearling brown bear was just sent out into the real word by it's mother. Often times when a mother is ready to breed again, she will send her yearlings to fend for themselves during the summer months when food is usually abundant.

Photo: Kyle Isherwood

07/05/2016

Mesmerizing sunset on the Gros Ventre River over this Independence Day Weekend.

07/01/2016

This chocolatey brown black bear was grazing along the road from West Thumb to Old Faithful...not too often do we see wildlife on that road!

Photo: Sarah Ersnt

06/28/2016

Our guide Kyle spotted this river otter snacking on a brook trout this morning!

06/27/2016

It's the little things....

Fountain Paint Pot bubble mid-pop!

What's your favorite type of geothermal feature in Yellowstone? Geysers, hot springs, mud pots, fumaroles, or Travertine terraces?

06/24/2016

First badger sighting of the summer in Grand Teton National Park! Our guide Sarah Ernst spotted this American Badger just feet from the road with her group and stopped for a closer look.

American badgers are generally nocturnal; however, in remote areas with little to no human encroachment they are routinely observed foraging during the day.

06/21/2016

Lunch.

Our guide Kyle watched this quick red fox catch this Western Meadowlark fledgling and carry it back to its den to feed its hungry pups.

06/20/2016

It is with a heavy heart to report that our famous roadside grizzly 399's cub was hit by a car last night and killed. This playful cub and 399 were an honor to observe together. We will miss watching this little cub grow up.

Rest in peace little guy.

This is a tragic reminder to visitors and locals alike to slow down and be aware at all times when traveling through our parks.

Photo: Wildlife Expeditions Guide Kyle Isherwood

06/10/2016

We are delighted to share an article from journalist, Irene Thomas with the Fort Worth Star Telegram. Irene joined one of our Spring Wolf & Bear expeditions. Bison calves, grizzly cubs, and wolf pup sightings sure do make a memorable experience. Check out the full article at the link below!

If you are interested in joining one of our unforgettable Wolf & Bear expeditions, contact the Wildlife Expeditions office today!
307-733-2623
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http://www.star-telegram.com/living/travel/article82496952.html

Taking a guided tour of America’s original national park means seeing hard-to-spot animals, including the cute newborns.

06/03/2016

We can all agree bison calves are pretty darn adorable AND perfectly adapted to Yellowstone's harsh environment.

06/01/2016

Our guide Kyle snapped this photo this morning on his expedition. His group had the pleasure of watching this owl hunt and land a tasty breakfast!