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Voices of Greater Yellowstone

Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Conservation
Yellowstone National Park
Grand Teton National Park
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Climate Change
Grizzly Bears
Beavers
Thermophiles
Hydrothermal Explosions
Snowpack
Sandhill Crane
Noxious Weeds
Wildlife Management
Geology
Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
Yellowstone Bison
Montana
Wolves
Bears Ears National Monument

The wild heart of North America - the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem - is home to vast landscapes, roaring rivers, iconic wildlife, and diverse communities. Join us to hear the stories of those who love this wild ecosystem.

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Grand Teton National Park may be known for its dramatic peaks and postcard views, but the story didn’t stop once the park was established. In many ways, that’s when a whole new chapter began.

Since obtaining its national park status, the park has be... more

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Grand Teton National Park is one of those places that stays with you long after you’ve visited. The peaks are stunning, the wildlife is abundant, and the lakes and rivers tie it all together. Still, as iconic as the Tetons are, the story behind the p... more

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Medusahead. Black Henbane. Dyer’s woad. Ventenata. Yellow starthistle. Heavy metal bands, or noxious weeds found in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem?

We’re all pretty familiar with the common weeds that make their appearance in our yards and hometo... more

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Have you ever heard what sounds like a prehistoric call on the air? It’s one of my favorite sounds that signals spring’s arrival in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

One of my favorite questions to ask friends, or just people I meet in general, is ... more

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Recent Guests

Katherine Wonson
Guest historian sharing insights on Grand Teton history
Historian/Historian guide or interpreter
Episode: History of Grand Teton National Park (Part 2)
Bethany Allen
Wildlife Habitat Director at Park County Environmental Council
Park County Environmental Council
Episode: The Stealthy Threat of Noxious Weeds
Courtney Rudd
Migratory game bird and wetland biologist with Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Episode: Sandhill Cranes: Greater Yellowstone's Modern Dinosaurs
Rene Schell
Information and education supervisor with Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Wyoming Game and Fish Department
Episode: Sandhill Cranes: Greater Yellowstone's Modern Dinosaurs
Erin Welty
Senior Wyoming Conservation Associate focused on connecting wildlife habitat and ensuring wildlife can migrate.
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Episode: Virtual Fencing: Win-Win Tech for Wildlife and Livestock
Dr. Scott Hotaling
Leading expert in mountain ecology and hydrology at Utah State University
Utah State University
Episode: Frozen Assets: Why Greater Yellowstone Needs Snow
Nick Clarke
Wildlife Conservation Associate
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Episode: Making Strides for Montana Wildlife Crossings
Erin Steva
Montana Conservation Associate at Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Episode: Story Time in the Gallatin and Madison Mountain Ranges
London Bernier
Local advocate and outdoor enthusiast
Episode: Story Time in the Gallatin and Madison Mountain Ranges

Host

Emmy Reed
Host with a focus on conservation and outdoor storytelling around the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem; frequently collaborates with conservation coalitions and local communities.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 52 ratings
  • One of my faves while walking!

    This podcast is very engaging and covers interesting, diverse topics. It informs at a level appropriate for visitors new to the GYE and old locals…you’re bound to learn something while being entertained. Curious kids would enjoy most of the topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Wyoming traveller
    United States3 years ago
  • Highly recommend!

    This is a wonderfully informative, relevant, and thematically comedic podcast! It’s thoughtfully curated, skillfully hosted, and has smart and authentic guest speakers. Through the ‘fireside chat-like’ storytelling, you’ll not only hear unique wilderness experiences that transport you to the GYE, you’ll also learn fun facts like 75% of terrestrial animals live within a quarter mile of water or grizzlies proclivity for moths of all things. An easy, interesting listen!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Fjrienfmsldxn
    United States5 years ago

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Engaging storytelling with strong guest expertise.
Accessible for locals and visitors alike, with memorable anecdotes.
High-quality guests and thoughtful moderation.
Great mix of science and practical regional insight.

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#78
United States/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#70
Canada/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#191
Germany/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#72
Ireland/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#163
Denmark/Science/Nature
Apple Podcasts
#214
Belgium/Science/Nature

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History of Grand Teton National Park (Part 2)
Q: Who is your conservation hero and why?
Katherine highlights Struthers Burt, founder of the Barbee Sea Dude Ranch, for his principled stance in advocating for the park's public good over individual rancher interests, and she admires how his leadership helped shape the broader preservation ethos that underpins the park today.
History of Grand Teton National Park (Part 2)
Q: Have you ever been to the top of the Grand?
Yes, and she describes the Owen Spaulding route and the sense of history in climbers like Owen and Petzl, highlighting the park as a climber's mecca and the ongoing role of mountain guides.
History of Grand Teton National Park (Part 2)
Q: Tell me a little more about these dude ranches.
Katherine explains that the first notable ranch was Louis Joy, the JY Ranch, founded around 1908, and that ranches evolved from cattle operations into tourist facilities with accommodations, rides, and even junior ranch programs; branding was tied to cattle brands, and these communities fostered a sense of shared living and later contributed to conservation culture.
Frozen Assets: Why Greater Yellowstone Needs Snow
Q: Could you tell us a bit about the role that snow plays in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem?
In the water realm, snow is actually the most critical part of it because snow falls in the winter, it builds up in the mountains, and it becomes the largest natural reservoir of water on Earth.
Frozen Assets: Why Greater Yellowstone Needs Snow
Q: So Scott, could you describe your perfect winter field day in the Tetons?
My perfect winter field day is definitely backcountry skiing, probably going somewhere like 25 short.

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Listeners tune in for accessible conversations about the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, blending field-based wildlife biology, conservation policy, and land-management storytelling. Episodes repeatedly cover topics like wildlife corridors, invasive species, snowpack and hydrology, public lands stewardship, and Indigenous perspectives on land use, often weaving personal anecdotes with practical takeaways for visitors, locals, and policymakers. A notable strength is the host's knack for combining science with regional context and community voices, helping potential listeners gauge how conservation, recreation, and local culture intersect in this iconic region.

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Recent guests on Voices of Greater Yellowstone include:

1. Katherine Wonson
2. Bethany Allen
3. Courtney Rudd
4. Rene Schell
5. Erin Welty
6. Dr. Scott Hotaling
7. Nick Clarke
8. Erin Steva

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