Our world-class field seminars examine specific aspects of the park ecosystem through a combination of fun field excursions and presentations. Our seminar leaders are experts in their fields and include professors, naturalists, scientists, and acclaimed photographers, writers, historians, and artists. This option is a favorite for those who want to participate in a highly educational, fully immersive Yellowstone experience.
Summer Field Seminars
Explore Yellowstone’s vibrant summer landscape through our Summer Field Seminars, offered at both the Lamar Buffalo Ranch in Lamar Valley and in Gardiner, Montana, at the park’s north entrance. These in-depth programs cover a wide range of topics—from wildlife behavior and ecology to photography, tracking, geology, and more.
Led by subject matter experts including scientists, naturalists, professors, artists, and acclaimed photographers, each seminar combines hands-on field experiences with engaging instruction. Whether you’re a lifelong learner or a first-time visitor, these seminars offer a unique opportunity to connect deeply with Yellowstone’s dynamic summer ecosystem.
Winter Field Seminars
Discover the wonders of Yellowstone in winter through our Winter Field Seminars, mostly based out of the historic Lamar Buffalo Ranch in the wildlife-rich Lamar Valley. A few winter seminars will run out of Gardiner, MT, the north entrance of Yellowstone National Park with potential lodging opportunities at our Yellowstone Overlook Field Campus. These world-class programs offer a deep dive into the park’s northern range ecosystem through a blend of engaging field excursions and insightful presentations.
Led by subject matter experts—including professors, naturalists, scientists, acclaimed photographers, writers, historians, and artists—each seminar provides a highly educational and fully immersive experience. Whether you’re tracking wolves, studying geothermal features, or exploring winter ecology, this program is a favorite for those seeking a meaningful connection with Yellowstone’s wild winter landscape.
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