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Summer 2021 and beyond covid-19 protocols.

Biologists have been studying wolves in Yellowstone National Park for 25 years. Naturalist Josh Metten volunteered with them on a few outings this past year, learn more about wolf research in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!

Each winter, the guides at EcoTour Adventures lead our guests on week-long expeditions across the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, starting beneath the Mighty Teton Range in Jackson Hole, continuing into the snowy geyser filled interior of Yellowstone, and culminating with wildlife watching along Yellowstone’s Northern Range. Read on for a Trip Report from one such adventure through winter in wonderland.

Thinking about what to get your loved ones for the holidays? Give them the gift of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem with EcoTour Adventures!

Perfect fall colors. Bull moose framed by golden cottonwoods. Technicolor sunsets reflecting in Yellowstone’s thermal waters. Grizzlies, wolves and bison in the snow. All of this topped off by a glimpse at the winter wonderland of Yellowstone made for an unforgettable 2019 Fall Photography Workshop with Sony Alpha Photographer Nate Luebbe. As many Jackson locals can attest, fall was fleeting this year, with warm days bookended by winter storms coating the Tetons in stunning blanket of white. This time of transition is a favorite for photographers as it provides the opportunity to capture unique animal behavior and stunning landscapes during a quieter time of year with fewer visitors to the parks. With this in mind, Nate and I set out to explore Grand Teton and Yellowstone National Parks with a small group of photography enthusiasts, ranging from a beginner who had never used a dslr camera to participants with years of experience shooting all over the world.