Landis Wildlife Films

Wildlife

Yellowstone

	Wolves
	Bears
	Coyotes
	Foxes
	Eagles
	Bison
	Otters
	Ravens
	Bighorns
	Dall Sheep
	Elk

Hot Springs

Geysers

Mud Pots

Waterfalls

Winter Scenery

Autumn Colors

Storms (Time Lapse)

Sunrises (Time Lapse)

Sunsets (Time Lapse)

Landis Wildlife Films available from the Yellowstone Association:


Wolves -- A Legend Returns to Yellowstone ... #20001: By National Geographic. Four years in the making, this amazing film by Bob Landis invites you to run with the pack for a wolf’s eye view. Witness the unfolding saga of hardships and affection, losses and triumphs, and the controversy surrounding the decision to reintroduce these wolves back into the heart of the West. 60 minutes. #20001 ... $19.95


Realm of the Coyote (VHS): By National Geographic. Cain's year-long adventure of hardship and triumph is set against the beauty of Yellowstone's changing seasons. 60 minutes. #20047

Yellowstone: The Unfinished Song (VHS) or (PAL for foreign systems): By Landis-Trailwood Films. This video presents the story of the fires of Yellowstone and the park's natural recovery. The film has extraordinary scenes of animals adapting to the fires along with the new diversity of life the fires created. 20 minutes, VHS #20004 or PAL #20005

Catch Me If You Can (VHS) or (PAL format for foreign systems): By Trailwood-Landis Productions. In this video you see excellent footage of young animals, predators and grazers, playing. Learn that play actually teaches and sharpens the skills these animals will need for adult life. 46 minutes, VHS #20012 or PAL #20013

Yellowstone Wolves: Predation Video by Trailwood-Landis Productions. An educational video package featuring exciting scenes of wolves chasing their prey.

For stock footage:

Landis Wildlife Films

Box 276 Gardiner Montana 59030 USA

Phone and FAX : (406) 848 7598

or contact the editor

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Bob Landis is an Emmy award-winning cinematographer. He has produced over a dozen wildlife films for programs such as National Geographic and Nature. His work has taken him to Denali, Kluane and Algonquin Parks but his home is Yellowstone Park where he has excelled in the art of wildlife film-making for over 30 years.

Bob's Links:

National Geographic Special: Return of the Wolf , also see National Geographic Specials.

Yellowstone Wolves: Predation Video For the classroom. An educational video package featuring exciting scenes of wolves chasing their prey.

Limited Edition Prints recreated by artist Todd Fredericksen from some of Bob's best moments on film

For stock footage contact:

Landis Wildlife Films

Box 276 Gardiner Montana 59030 USA

Phone and FAX : (406) 848 7598

or contact the editor