SPEAKERS INCLUDE:

Wildlife & Ecology  

• Carter Niemeyer — Reflections on a Career in Wolf Recovery 
• Rick McIntyre — Stories from the Early Years of the Yellowstone Wolf Project 
• Ky Koitzsch — Yellowstone’s Northern Range Moose: Winter Ecology and Population Trend 
• Katherine Gura — Discovering the Phantom of the Forest: Great Gray Owls 
• George Bumann — Enjoying Yellowstone’s Butterflies
• Brad Bulin — Deep Dive into Bear Sign 
• Dan MacNulty — Origins and Dynamics of the Yellowstone Trophic Cascade Story

Park Updates & Exploration

•  Mike Tranel — What’s New in Yellowstone: Park Update
• Eric Boyd — History Matters, Even to Thermophilic Microorganisms 
• Cara McGary — High, Wild, and Rugged: Journey in the Beartooth Mountains 
• David & Susan Jennys — Kablooey! What’s New in Yellowstone’s Thermal Features? 
• Jenny Golding — Exploring the Backcountry: Cache Creek, Pebble Creek, and Heart Lake 
• Carolyn Bulin — Wildlife through a Guide’s Eyes
• Bethan Wallace — A History of Yellowstone’s Beavers 
• Bo Welden — Hiking in the Tetons

Film, Art & Storytelling  

• Clyde Aspevig — Inspired by the Land: Landscape Painting 
• Bob Landis — Autobiography of a Wildlife Filmmaker 
• Jeff Hogan — Cougars and Film: A Conversation with a Cinematographer 
• Ronan Donovan — Wildlife Photography and Remedies to Species Loneliness 
• Dan Hartman — Film: Hidden Valley 
• Bob Nisbet — Edmund J. Sawyer: Yellowstone Naturalist and Artist 1922–1928

History, Culture & Stewardship  

• Roger Amerman — Messages & Memories: Rock Cairns and the Places Where Stories Dwell 
• Jane Galloway Demaray — Yellowstone Summers: Wylie Tent Camps 
• Nakia Williamson & Roger Amerman — Legacy and Ancient Relationship of Nez Perce Peoples with SW Montana & the Yellowstone Region
• Jeff Henry — The History of Winterkeeping in Yellowstone 
• Jim Garry — Yellowstone Stories 
• Todd Wilkinson & Louisa Wilcox — What You Can Do To Support the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem