Yellowstone Journals

Summer in Yellowstone is a time for reguvination and relaxation. But predators still have to eat.

Fall in Yellowstone is a great time to prepare for winter and to mate.

Winter in Yellowstone can be brutal and unforgiving. The animal residents of our first national park have adapted to survive these harsh conditions.

As Winter's cold grasp begins to let up, animals emerge, and water starts to flow.

Spring in Yellowstone is a time for new life and new lessons in survival.

Surviving in Yellowstone is a yearly struggle.