Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools

Wildlife Expeditions of Teton Science Schools Wildlife Expeditions is Jackson Hole's first and only nonprofit wildlife tour provider.

06/10/2026

Did you know? A baby Sandhill Crane is called a c**t because of its long legs and wobbly gait, which resemble a young horse.

Within just a few hours of hatching, Sandhill Crane c**ts can walk, swim, and follow their parents through wetlands in search of food. These early days are critical as they learn the skills they'll need for one of North America's most impressive migrations.

Keep an eye on this young c**t sticking close to its parent, a small glimpse into the next generation of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem's wildlife.

Shot with Maven by Wildlife Expeditions guide Tyler Griffin.

06/08/2026

Take a look at one of Yellowstone’s most dramatic wildlife encounters.

In this week’s Wildlife Wonders, Kevin Taylor captures a tense moment as wolves test a bison’s defenses. Will the pack succeed, or will the bison stand its ground?

Watch the story unfold and see how predator-prey relationships shape the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

What do you think happens next?

Wildlife is active across the Greater Yellowstone, including Grand Teton National Park. It’s important to stay alert, tr...
05/26/2026

Wildlife is active across the Greater Yellowstone, including Grand Teton National Park. It’s important to stay alert, travel in groups when possible, and carry bear spray where it’s easily accessible (not buried in your pack). Make noise on trails, watch for tracks or fresh sign, and give all wildlife plenty of space.

It is our job to keep both ourselves and the bears safe out there!

It’s migration season—and you know what that means. The air is starting to fill with the sweet, whistling notes of Yello...
05/24/2026

It’s migration season—and you know what that means. The air is starting to fill with the sweet, whistling notes of Yellow Warblers, Red-naped Sapsuckers are tapping their way through the search for sugar (same), Soras are tucked deep into the tall marsh grasses, and Eared Grebes are shaking off winter, relearning the skies as they return to our waters.

Birding season is officially on.

Bison, blue skies, and the best backdrops in the Tetons. Come exploring with us. Book your tour today!
05/23/2026

Bison, blue skies, and the best backdrops in the Tetons. Come exploring with us. Book your tour today!

Late spring brings the end of denning season, with wolf pups becoming more confident and exploring the area with their p...
05/22/2026

Late spring brings the end of denning season, with wolf pups becoming more confident and exploring the area with their pack mates. A time of rapid growth and even faster lessons. The adults are starting to shed their winter coats. We love spring for its newness in the wildlife kingdom. Come join us on a tour to see what we are raving about!💓

Let us bring you to the best wildlife viewing spots in Grand Teton National Park at sunrise. The best way to see the par...
05/20/2026

Let us bring you to the best wildlife viewing spots in Grand Teton National Park at sunrise. The best way to see the park.
Visit our website or call 307-733-2823 to book your tour today!

It’s roof hatch season. Let that summer breeze in and let the wildlife come out! We’re talking cruising down the park ro...
05/18/2026

It’s roof hatch season. Let that summer breeze in and let the wildlife come out! We’re talking cruising down the park roads, binoculars around your neck, bison herd on your left, bears on your right. Roof hatches open, cameras ready, and wildlife viewing from the comfort of your seat. Now that’s the summer we're manifesting.

Book your tour today!

Late spring in the Greater Yellowstone means moose season is in full swing. Calves are beginning to appear, willows are ...
05/15/2026

Late spring in the Greater Yellowstone means moose season is in full swing. Calves are beginning to appear, willows are leafing out, and moose are spending their days feeding in wetlands and quiet forest edges. Keep your eyes peeled on early mornings — you never know when you’ll spot a cow and calf wading through the water or a bull browsing nearby.

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