Team up with an Institute wildlife biologist to discover wolves and elk, Yellowstone’s marquee predator and prey species.

Autumn is the elk mating season and we will take plenty of time to enjoy and discuss the dramatic displays of mating bulls. Wolves are more elusive in fall but sunrise and sunset wildlife watching trips will still give us a good chance of observing wolves in the wild. Other activities include short hikes in wolf and elk habitat and classroom presentations on the behavior, ecology, and management of both species.

• Minimum age of 12 years old  
• Minimum of four persons required for course to occur 

Program Includes

• Four nights at Mammoth Hot Springs Hotel
• In-park transportation
• Three breakfasts and lunches
• One dinner per person  
• One welcome gift per adult
• Expert instruction provided by Yellowstone Association Institute naturalist guide.  

 For Lodging, camping, activity and dinner reservations call toll-free 866-GEYSERLAND (866-439-7375)
$649 per adult, double occupancy
$873 per adult, single occupancy 

Offered Aug. 23, 29, Sept. 4, 10, 16, 22, 28, Oct. 4, 2012