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biologists, Nathan Varley, Phd, and Linda Thurston, MS, who combine 24+ years
experience.
SPRING WOLF & BEAR 2008
SECOND
SESSION OPEN: MAY
24-28, 2008
Read testimonial
from the 2007 Spring Wolf & Bear!
NEWS FLASH: WOLVES
DE-LISTED just as GRIZZLIES of YELLOWSTONE were recently de-listed. Join
the July program to learn more
about the future of both species under new management while observing both
species in the wilds of Yellowstone!
Yellowstone Wolf Tracker ~
the wolf-watchers' source |
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For
the past 10 years wolves that were restored to Yellowstone Park have flourished. Coinciding
with this landmark conservation achievement is the growth of a now-popular
pastime, known as wolf-watching. |
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What
is wolf-watching? This intrepid outdoor activity is
simply the observation of wild wolf packs in Yellowstone by casual
visitors and serious professionals alike. Yellowstone Wolf
Tracker (YWT) has been a leader in promoting successful and responsible
approaches to this activity since 1997. This web page is a resource
for novice, as well as, experienced wolf-watchers. |
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Want
the inside scoop? For those new to wolf-watching, we
suggest hiring a guide for a day or a multi-day excursion. This will
give you your best chance to see wolves, as well as other wildlife; or
join a multi-day program listed in the right column to have an in-depth experience!
University programs can arrange a day of guiding or full multiple
day curriculum. |
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What
else does YWT offer? Information
for visiting Yellowstone with tips for safe
and ecologically sensitive wolf-watching etiquette.
Also, look at our educational materials for books and videos on the topic, view fantastic wild wolf images
in the gallery by local
photographers and artists, and explore many links
to other great web pages.
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September 28, 2006 |
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For reservations, phone:
406~223~2152
or email
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