Yellowstonain Todd Wilkinson

Category: Wildlife

When A Ghost Seeks Forgiveness

Lois Red Elk shares a free-verse poem, one of our favorites, about a 19th-century Cavalry solider trying to find peace at old Fort Union

Why Greater Yellowstone’s Wildlife Migrations Matter—To Nature, America And The World

Landslide on Teton Pass brings traumatic disruption to people needing to move between Jackson Hole and Idaho. It's a vivid parallel of what happens to animals losing passageways they need to survive

To Avoid Wildlife FutureShock, Yellowstone-Area Counties Can No Longer Pretend They’re Living In The Past

Scientific evidence continues to mount on the biggest threat to wildlife beyond the boundaries of Yellowstone and Grand Teton. Care to hazard a guess what it is?

The Spillover Effects Of Big Sky’s Ravenous Appetite For More

As Greater Yellowstone contemplates the future and ponders how it can protect its special sense of place, Big Sky represents sprawl's unwanted poster child. A story about why better ecologically-minded planning matters in Greater Yellowstone

Lessons From The Animal World For Better Human Living

In his new book Marc Bekoff shatters the myth that we are the only intelligent life forms on the planet and in Greater Yellowstone

Of Gut Checks And Moments Of Truth

What happens when communities surrender their wildlife to sprawl? Outside Yellowstone and Grand Teton, Jackson Hole, Teton Valley, Bozeman, Big Sky, Island Park, and Madison Valley are wrestling with the question. Nowhere does it loom larger at the moment than in Park County and Paradise Valley

Grim Confessions Of A Former Government Trapper

Carter Niemeyer spent a quarter century eliminating public wildlife to protect private livestock. He believes the Cody Roberts' incident should be a catalyst for long-overdue reform

A Prairie Chorus: The Sweet Return Of SdoSdoNa

Lois Red Elk shares a poem about meadowlarks—a bird she believes can sing in Lakota and Dakota

How The Yellowstone Idea Still Reaches Around The World

Tompkins Conservation ignites a movement for re-wilding in South America using Greater Yellowstone as a powerful reference point

Stayin’ Alive: A Journey Of Healing

Lindsay Jones came West after college smitten by the Tetons. Then she embraced advocacy to help injured wildlife. Today she sees a connection to human wellbeing

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