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A Week in the Wild: Wildlife Watching in Yellowstone

Recorded on: March 10, 2022
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Cara covered:

  • How to find amazing biodiversity in Yellowstone NP
  • Expert tips for spotting even the rarest animals
  • Choosing the right season for your epic wildlife watching adventure
  • The logistics behind planning a perfect stateside Safari
  • Essential tips for being a respectful observer

With 3,500 square miles of dazzling wilderness and a bevy of geothermal wonders, Yellowstone National Park is a world-renowned symbol of the American West. But did you know that it’s also home to the largest concentration of wildlife in the lower 48?

In the canyons, lakes, rivers and mountains of (mostly) Wyoming, wolves and grizzly bears scour the hills and valleys as bald eagles patrol the air. Moose trot across the wetlands, while the steppes echo with the rumble of bison herds. Of course, spotting wildlife in such a sprawling park can be a challenge.This is where a good guide comes into play!

Check out this free webinar hosted by a seasoned wildlife expert Cara McGary where she talks about the ins and outs of successful wildlife watching in Yellowstone. Discover a spectacular ecosystem where 400 different animal species run, swim, slither, and soar across awesome landscapes, and see why witnessing them all in their natural habitat beats the zoo any day of the week!

Learn about the park’s natural history, ecology, and the conservation efforts that take place in one of the greatest megafaunas in the world!

Webinar host

Cara McGary
M.S. Biology, Guide and Owner of In Our Nature

Cara is the Owner of In Our Nature Guiding Services and a Biologist Guide (B.S. Aquatic Biology and M.S. Biology). On a winter visit to Yellowstone, Cara was smitten by the wonder of this "American Serengeti". As a result, she decided that she wanted to spend her life helping others develop and feed their fascinations with the natural world. Before settling in Gardiner MT, she worked extensively in the forests of Redwood National Park, the outback of Western Australia, and the jungles of Papua New Guinea. When not in Yellowstone, she likes to explore places where there are likely good tidepools or snorkeling.

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