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Along with our partners The WYldlife Fund, Greater Yellowstone Coalition, and the Cougar Fund, Ecotour Adventures is proud to announce the launch of Wildlife Tourism for Tomorrow, an initiative which inspires the businesses and individuals who depend upon Wyoming's Wildlife to give back. Funds raised from WTFT will go directly to critical on-the-ground projects that benefit Wyoming’s wildlife and ecotourism across the state, including Wildlife Crossings, Wildlife Friendly Fencing, Aquatic and Terrestrial Habitat improvements.

Whooohooo! We won Gold for Best Wildlife Tour, Silver for Best Eco-Friendly Business, and Bronze for Best Boss - Taylor Phillips in this year's Best of Jackson Hole Awards! We’re grateful for the votes from all of our supporters for this annual award.

Taylor Phillips, owner of EcoTour Adventures here, wishing you a Happy New Year from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. As we begin 2021, I am so full of gratitude for the GYE, my family, our guests, and guides who overcame the unprecedented challenges of the global pandemic. Connecting people to the wildlife and wild places of the GYE is core to the mission of EcoTour Adventures. Like many businesses in the past year, EcoTour Adventures was faced with a unique challenge, and opportunity to do our part in reducing the spread of Covid-19 while keeping our doors open and supporting our amazing staff. Looking back at 2020 we have a lot to be thankful for:

Though summer has just arrived to Yellowstone, we can’t help but plan for the myriad of wildlife viewing and photography opportunities offered by Fall. That’s why this year we’re teaming up with Sony Alpha Photographer Nate Leubbe @Nateinthewild for a Fall Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Park photography workshop. Are you a photographer who wants to make the most of your time in Yellowstone this fall? Here’s why you should join our workshop this October 2nd-10th 2020!

Winter is the time of the wolf, and there is no better place in the lower 48 states to look for them than Yellowstone National Park. Each winter we lead guests in search of these apex predators and the multitude of other wildlife species who call the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem home. This intimate journey takes us through the territories of four known wolf packs in the Northern Range of Yellowstone, including the Lamar Valley, and into the heart of the park’s snowy interior via private Snowcaoch. From sparse crowds to concentrated wildlife and stunning winter landscapes there’s a reason why wildlife enthusiasts love winter in Yellowstone, here's why.