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Visit Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks

Natural History Trip: Friday, September 11 – Sunday, September 20, 2009

Join Dr. Phil Doerr, Retired Fisheries and Wildlife Professor, for a fantastic wildlife adventure in what many call the “American Serengeti”. These 2 historic national reserves are the closest approximation of wild North America outside of Alaska. The number and diversity of large wild vertebrates that occur here is really exciting, and Dr. Doerr hopes to share this experience with you!

Imagine 10 days afield with old and new friends, classmates and the "old professor," just yearning for a chance to ask questions. Dr. Doerr will share, a lifetime learning experience with a small group of fellow alumni and friends through two of America’s premier national parks.

Dave Davenport (a most superb naturalist) and his Ecoquest Travel company have trips all around the globe, but this is one trip Dave especially enjoys leading. "My own experience in Yellowstone dates to “the olden days”, though I have recently pursued large wild ungulates with bow and arrow in nearby mountains."

See these two parks in a way most don’t get to! With Dave’s experience and insider contacts in the greater Yellowstone this will be a memorable experience. Rutting elk, grizzly bears, coyotes, lynx, mountain goats, whitetailed and mule deer, bighorn sheep, pronghorn, moose, and aspen in its resplendent fall gold are among the potential visual and spiritual treats waiting for us. For Dr. Doerr, the recently recovered gray wolves of the greater Yellowstone will be special, because wolves weren’t there in the 1950s, 60’s and 70’s when he first visited the area. The wolf has reoccupied its rightful place in the Yellowstone and we’ll have a chance to see it all!

wolf bear elk

National Paks Service Photos by Photographers Barry O'Neill, Harlan Kredit and J. Schmidt

THIS WILL BE A COOL TRIP! CHECK OUT THE INTINERARY!

DON’T WAIT, RESERVE YOUR SPOT TODAY!

Intinerary and Additional Information

For information on registering please contact Dave Davenport at Ecoquest Travel

 

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