09/11/2026
For generations, people and grizzlies have shared the landscapes of Park County and the Greater Yellowstone region, and that relationship has never been static. As communities, working lands, recreation, and wildlife all continue to change, so too have the ways we understand bears and the strategies we use to live alongside them.
The Yellowstone Gateway Museum Foundation’s Grizzly Ecology Field Trip to Tom Miner Basin is a chance to explore this evolving relationship firsthand. Participants will learn about grizzly ecology, conflict-reduction techniques, and wildlife movement, while looking at the practical ways people are working to maintain both healthy communities and healthy wildlife populations in a landscape shared by both.
This is more than a field trip about bears. It is an opportunity to think about how generations of people have adapted to living in grizzly country, what we have learned along the way, and what coexistence may look like in the future.
There are only a few tickets left for Saturday, September 26. If you have been thinking about joining us, now is the time to reserve your place for this special afternoon and evening in Tom Miner Basin. Tickets are $150 per person, include a catered dinner, and space is limited.