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Yellowstone Adventures

Educational Adventures The Yellowstone Association Institute provides an instructor/guide to accompany small groups for a personal introduction to Yellowstone and one of your best chances to see wolves in the park. Instructors are expert naturalists that will meet you at a predetermined location and join you in your vehicle for half, whole or multiple days viewing wildlife. The program cost includes instruction, use of spotting scopes, and park admission fees for the day of the educational adventure.

Winter Wolf Discovery The Yellowstone Association Institute and Yellowstone National Park Lodges offer participants in the Winter Wolf Discovery program the best of both worlds. During the day, they explore the park, looking for wolves with Yellowstone Institute instructor. Each night, they return to excellent meals, comfortable accommodations, and entertaining evening programs at the Mammoth Hot Springs hotel. Three-day packages start in January, 2001, and include:

	Instruction by wildlife biologist Nathan Varley
	Lodging with private bath at Mammoth Hot Springs
	2 breakfasts and lunches per person
	Snowshoe, hot tub rental
	Discounts on additional meals, gifts, activities

Grizzly Discovery Center a not-for-profit bear and wolf reserve providing visitors to the Yellowstone area an opportunity to learn about, view and ultimately appreciate the grizzly bear and gray wolf. Grizzly bears that are unable to live in the wild have a second chance. By helping with the education of visitors, their lives may help other bears remain in the wild.

Yellowstone Ecosystem Studies is a privately funded, independent, non-profit, research and education organization committed to long-term, large-scale projects that provide the critical information to protect, manage, and sustain a healthy Yellowstone for all species, including humans. Only then can we begin to listen to, and speak for, an ecosystem.

Wilderness Pack Trips, Inc. offer spectacular horseback trips in Yellowstone National Park. Pack trips are 6-day expeditions, July through September, to some of Yellowstone's most scenic wilderness sites. Trips afford great opportunities to view wolves and other wildlife in a backcountry setting. For information contact Mike and Erin Thompson.

A Naturalist's World is dedicated to providing educational programs and materials about natural history and ecology. Join master trackers Dr. Jim Halfpenny and Diann Thompson for fascinating classes, or order Discovering the Yellowstone Wolves, a watchers' guidebook.

Plan your visit

The Total Yellowstone Page -- exceptionally endowed source of information for lodging, food, campgrounds--everything for getting your trip to Yellowstone planned. Also includes good reports on wolf activity and news.

The Yellowstone Journal -- an independent magazine dedicated to Yellowstone sold throughout the park and to subscribers in all 50 states and in 21 foreign countries. Everything you want to know about Yellowstone.

Geyser Gazette -- Trip planning materials and service listings for West Yellowstone provided in a colorful, interesting and informative format.

Yellowstone Park Net -- Yellowstone Park Net is a comprehensive visitor's guide for Yellowstone National Park, the largest & oldest national park in the United States.

Yellowstone.Net -- A complete listing of resources needed for planning a trip to Yellowstone Park including reservations, news, brochures, guide services, videos, and forums.

Yellowstone National Park--The United States National Park Service's site for visiting Yellowstone.