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Feb 01

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Join us for an unforgettable evening screening the

Join us for an unforgettable evening screening the award-winning documentary Out There: A National Parks Story (@outthere.film) at The Elm in Bozeman, MT. The film follows two childhood friends embarking on a 10,000-mile road trip through the U.S. national parks to share stories of the incredible people they meet along the way.

Watch the trailer here!

➡ Film starts at 5pm. Doors open at 4pm. Link in bio for more information and tickets.

Presented by Yellowstone Forever, director Brendan Hall will be joining for a talkback alongside Yellowstone Forever’s Christina White, author and artist George Bumann, and cultural artist and educator Joseph Pichardo. After a sweeping film festival run and screenings with organizations across the country, we are thrilled to bring this inspiring film to Bozeman.

In the documentary, a young filmmaker and his childhood friend set off on a 10,000-mile road trip through the U.S. national parks, leaving home with little more than a camera and a desire to understand what connects people to these wild places. What begins as a summer road trip becomes a transformative journey, capturing untold stories of those who protect, visit, and find healing in the parks. Through intimate interviews, breathtaking cinematography, and a profound original music score, Out There uncovers a deeply human portrait of the parks – revealing them as places of reflection, resilience, and connection across generations and cultures. A stunning tribute and grassroots love letter, Out There reimagines what it means to find belonging in the natural world, and the power of public lands to bring us back to ourselves.

We look forward to sharing this ode to the natural world with you as we reflect on our role in protecting Yellowstone, and all national parks, for future generations.

The best way to spend a day in the park? A Yellows

The best way to spend a day in the park? A Yellowstone Day Adventure with one of our Field Educators.

Visit the link in our bio to learn more and book your adventure. 🦬

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For over 30 years, Yellowstone’s Bird Program ha

The cool air and warm colors make fall a beautiful

The cool air and warm colors make fall a beautiful time to see wildlife in the park, and there is still room in our Fall Wildlife Watching course. 🍂

Learn more about our programs and available field seminars at the link in our bio.

🎥/ NPS

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What an excellent time we had during the Painting

What an excellent time we had during the Painting Moran’s Yellowstone Field Seminar that took place at the end of August! Thank you to all who joined us and to our excellent, longtime Field Seminar instructors, Daniel and Kara Hidalgo.

Photos 1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10: YF Volunteer / Janice Engle

Photos 3, 7, 9: YF / Piper Jefferson

Name that geyser! Found in the Upper Geyser Basin,

Name that geyser! Found in the Upper Geyser Basin, this geyser doesn't get as much press as Old Faithful and others, but still a fantastic sight in its own right.

Our very own Yellowstone Forever Institute Field E

Chilly mornings make for misty sunrises in Hayden

Chilly mornings make for misty sunrises in Hayden Valley. 🌄

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🔊 There is no sound like that of a bull elk bug

🔊 There is no sound like that of a bull elk bugle. The elk rut has begun in areas throughout the park, but particularly in and around Mammoth Hot Springs.

Even though the rut can take place in busy areas of the park like Mammoth, it is extremely important to remain cautious and alert. These are wild animals and bull elk are much more unpredictable and aggressive this time of year.

Give them plenty of room and listen to directions of park rangers who are out monitoring elk activity and directing traffic to keep you safe.

Video: Cindy Shaffer

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