Wolf Discovery Safari

With

Dr. Douglas Smith

May 2011

Join world renowned wolf biologist Dr. Doug Smith for a 3 day/ 2 night Wolf Discovery Safari. Enjoy and learn about Yellowstone’s wolves and wolves in general from one of the world’s top wolf experts. This safari will be for those that wish to learn more about Yellowstone’s top predator, and how they co-exist with all the other residents, including man, in the Greater Yellowstone Eco-system.

The safari will consist of two days (Saturday & Sunday) of in-the –field wolf observations and possible field trips to the original Rose Creek acclimation pen (from the ‘95 & ‘96 re-introduction), un-used wolf dens, wolf killed carcasses and areas that have been affected by the presence of the wolf. Complimenting the in-the –field portion of this safari will be two afternoons and evenings (Friday & Saturday) of lectures and audio visual presentations by Doug Smith. During one of the evenings, a film presentation by Emmy Award winner, wildlife cinematographer Bob Landis will be shown.

The Wolf Discovery safari includes two nights’ lodgings in Gardiner, Montana at the Absaroka Lodge, all meals (2 dinners, 2 lunches, 2 breakfasts), snacks, hot & cold beverages, park entrance fees, transportation in custom vehicles, use of binoculars and spotting scopes (if you have your own, bring them) and the services of Dr. Doug Smith and Carl Swoboda (Director of Operations, Safari Yellowstone).

Cost: $875.00 per person

Rate is based on double occupancy. Single supplemental fee: add $100 to double occupancy rate. For single guests wishing to share a room with fellow safari participant, please let us know at booking so that we can plan accordingly. Lodging credits will be available for those that have lodging already.