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Sep.-Oct. 2022 Trip and May-June 2023
Itinerary
Camping Reservable Through Yellowstone National Park Lodges
Day 1 - Thurs., Sep. 29
Cheyenne to Rock Springs, Red Desert - 260 mi., 3.5 hrs.
Day 2 - Fri., Sep. 30
Rock Springs to Jackson/ Gros Ventre - 180 mi, 3 hrs.
100 Gros Ventre Campground Road, Kelly, Wyoming 83011
Day 3 - Sat., Oct 1
Jackson to Yellowstone - 80 mi., 2 hrs.
Cheyenne to Yellowstone - 513 mi., 8 hrs.
Cheyenne to Dubois - 349 mi., 7 hrs.
Dubois to Yellowstone NP - 105 mi., 2.5 hrs.
Cheyenne to Jackson WY - 433 mi., 6 hrs.
Cheyenne to Dubois - 350 mi., 7 hrs.
Rock Springs to Pinedale - Bridger Teton National Forest 102 mi., 1.5 hrs.
Rock Springs to Dubois - Bridger Teton Nat'l Forest, Shoshone Nat'l Forest, Washakie Wilderness 192 mi., 4 hrs.
Camping Reservable Through Yellowstone National Park Lodges
Day 1 - Thurs., Sep. 29
Cheyenne to Rock Springs, Red Desert - 260 mi., 3.5 hrs.
Day 2 - Fri., Sep. 30
Rock Springs to Jackson/ Gros Ventre - 180 mi, 3 hrs.
100 Gros Ventre Campground Road, Kelly, Wyoming 83011
Day 3 - Sat., Oct 1
Jackson to Yellowstone - 80 mi., 2 hrs.
Cheyenne to Yellowstone - 513 mi., 8 hrs.
Cheyenne to Dubois - 349 mi., 7 hrs.
Dubois to Yellowstone NP - 105 mi., 2.5 hrs.
Cheyenne to Jackson WY - 433 mi., 6 hrs.
Cheyenne to Dubois - 350 mi., 7 hrs.
Rock Springs to Pinedale - Bridger Teton National Forest 102 mi., 1.5 hrs.
Rock Springs to Dubois - Bridger Teton Nat'l Forest, Shoshone Nat'l Forest, Washakie Wilderness 192 mi., 4 hrs.
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Yellowstone Summit 2023
How to Do Yellowstone Better
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Born in the Rockies: Growing UP Nature PBS
Table of Contents
Each topical entry carries byline, timeline, location, and references to leaders.
Each topical entry carries byline, timeline, location, and references to leaders.
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Maps
Archaeology, Paleontology and Anthropology Bicycling Cosmology/Astronomy Decolonize
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Ethnobotany, NA Food and Health Sovereignty (herbs and medicines)
Native American History and Culture Geology Music, Art, and Dance Yellowstone Science The Spell of the Sensuous
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Story Tellers, Warriors, and Leaders
Resources
TSLGBTQ+ Alphabetical Region Directory & Maps Photographs Maps (continued Getting Naked.... Bibliography |
Maps
NASA Earth Observatory - Yellowstone National Park - The Yellowstone Plateau
Native American Reservations
Native American Nations
Native American Nations
Yellowstone Videos
Grand Teton NP
Bighorn Canyon
Fossil Butte NM
Wyo History.org
Explore Wyoming: The Thorofare Is Most Remote Spot In The Lower 48 October 7, 2022
Wyoming Life/Wyoming outdoors
Grand Teton NP
Bighorn Canyon
Fossil Butte NM
Wyo History.org
Explore Wyoming: The Thorofare Is Most Remote Spot In The Lower 48 October 7, 2022
Wyoming Life/Wyoming outdoors
Water is Life
- Aquifers
- Watersheds
Six major North American watersheds originate along The Continental Divide Trail
Chronologies
Archaeology, Paleontology and Anthropology
Bicycling
Cosmology, Astronomy
Decolonize
Indigenous Issues & Journalism
Indigenous Rights of Nature
Native American Languages and Education
Earth-Based Spirituality
Ethnobotany, NA Food and Health Sovereignty (herbs and medicines)
Native American History, Culture, Heritage
Sheepeaters, Shoshones, Crows, Bannocks, Blackfeet, Flatheads, Kiowas, Arapahoes, Nez Perce, Assinboines, Northern Cheyennes, Gros Ventres, Sioux, and other inhabited the upper Yellowstone country and its edges at various times prior to 1870.
Summer 1877 brought tragedy to the Nez Perce (or, in their language, Nimiipu or Nee-Me-Poo). A band of 800 men, women, and children—plus almost 2,000 horses—left their homeland in what is now Oregon and Idaho pursued by the US Army. Settlers were moving into their homeland and the US Government was trying to force them onto a reservation. At Big Hole, Montana, many of their group, including women and children, were killed in a battle with the Army. The remainder of the group continued fleeing, and entered Yellowstone National Park on August 23. https://www.nps.gov/yell/learn/historyculture/flightnezperce.htm
Two-Eyed Seeing
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Native Americans, the Earliest Interpreters: What is Known About Their Legends and Stories of Yellowstone National Park and the Complexities of Interpreting Them
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Breathing Life into Treaty Rights - Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Since long before the arrival of Europeans and the beginning of the Western conservation movement, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem has been stewarded by Indigenous people who view its lands, waters, and wildlife as sacred. The Indigenous way of caring for the land acknowledges its life-giving energy, is centered on reciprocity, and uses Traditional Ecological Knowledge to keep the ecosystem in balance. Today, close to 50 tribes, including the Apsáalooke/Crow, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, Shoshone, Bannock, Arapaho, and other Indigenous peoples are keepers of this knowledge and retain deep connections to this remarkable place.
Since long before the arrival of Europeans and the beginning of the Western conservation movement, the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem has been stewarded by Indigenous people who view its lands, waters, and wildlife as sacred. The Indigenous way of caring for the land acknowledges its life-giving energy, is centered on reciprocity, and uses Traditional Ecological Knowledge to keep the ecosystem in balance. Today, close to 50 tribes, including the Apsáalooke/Crow, Cheyenne, Blackfeet, Shoshone, Bannock, Arapaho, and other Indigenous peoples are keepers of this knowledge and retain deep connections to this remarkable place.
Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center at Old Faithful Complex
On March 1, 2022, Yellowstone National Park commemorated 150 years as the world’s first national park. Yellowstone Forever and the National Park Service recognize that prior to being established as a national park, Yellowstone was the home of—and is still culturally significant to—many Tribal Nations. Currently, 27 Tribes are recognized as having cultural association with the park. This summer, (2022) Yellowstone Forever alongside the National Park Service, is piloting the Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center. The Tribal Heritage Center will highlight Native American artists, scholars, and presenters, providing an opportunity for Indigenous peoples to directly engage visitors through formal and informal education.
On March 1, 2022, Yellowstone National Park commemorated 150 years as the world’s first national park. Yellowstone Forever and the National Park Service recognize that prior to being established as a national park, Yellowstone was the home of—and is still culturally significant to—many Tribal Nations. Currently, 27 Tribes are recognized as having cultural association with the park. This summer, (2022) Yellowstone Forever alongside the National Park Service, is piloting the Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center. The Tribal Heritage Center will highlight Native American artists, scholars, and presenters, providing an opportunity for Indigenous peoples to directly engage visitors through formal and informal education.
Geology
Music, Art, and Dance
Ledger Art
Yellowstone Science
Photographs
The Spell of the Sensuous
How to Find Wildlife in Yellowstone
| how_to_find_wildlife_in_yellowstone.pdf |
Intelligence in Nature. How Life from Sea to Sky Challenges Our Understanding of Consciousness, Empathy, and Wit
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Conservation
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative
The Yellowstone to Yukon region stretches about 3,400 kilometers (2,100 miles) from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to Canada’s Yukon Territory. It spans five American states, two Canadian provinces, two Canadian territories, and at least 75 Indigenous territories.
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
The Yellowstone to Yukon region stretches about 3,400 kilometers (2,100 miles) from the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem to Canada’s Yukon Territory. It spans five American states, two Canadian provinces, two Canadian territories, and at least 75 Indigenous territories.
Greater Yellowstone Coalition
Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative Yellowstone to Yukon Conservation Initiative connects and protects habitat from Yellowstone to Yukon so people and nature can thrive.
As Long As Grass Grows, by Dina Gilio-Whitaker "Indigenized environmental justice"
Bears & Grizzlies
Birds
Migratory Buffalo “Slaughter” in Yellowstone National Park [Op-Ed]dgrnewsservice.org/civilization/ecocide/habitat-loss/migratory-buffalo-slaughter-in-yellowstone-national-park-op-ed/. Deep Green Resistance News Service. March 2023.
Insects
Plants and Animals
Reptiles
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The Trees
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Science
Story Tellers, Warriors, and Leaders
Ledger Art
Research Concepts
Resources
Facebooks
TSLGBTQ+
Weather, Climate, and Navigation
Alpha Regional Directory
Getting Naked....
Bibliography
A Field Guide to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks by Kurt F Johnson. amazon.com
Windows into the Earth: The Geologic Story of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
by Robert B. Smith (Author), Lee J. Siegel (Author) amazon.com
Before Yellowstone: Native American Archaeology in the National Park by Douglas H. MacDonald amazon.com
Wyoming Singletrack | A Mountain Bike Trail Guide
by Ben Scott (Artist), Jerimiah Rieman (Author), Kate Beezley (Editor), Jay Goodrich (Photographer) amazon.com
The Art of Yellowstone Science ~ Mammoth Hot Springs as a Window on the Universe How to Use This Book
Yellowstone National Park (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map amazon.com
Teton Wilderness Area Map by US National Forest Service (Author) amazon.com
A Field Guide to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks by Kurt F Johnson. amazon.com
Windows into the Earth: The Geologic Story of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
by Robert B. Smith (Author), Lee J. Siegel (Author) amazon.com
Before Yellowstone: Native American Archaeology in the National Park by Douglas H. MacDonald amazon.com
Wyoming Singletrack | A Mountain Bike Trail Guide
by Ben Scott (Artist), Jerimiah Rieman (Author), Kate Beezley (Editor), Jay Goodrich (Photographer) amazon.com
The Art of Yellowstone Science ~ Mammoth Hot Springs as a Window on the Universe How to Use This Book
Yellowstone National Park (National Geographic Trails Illustrated Map amazon.com
Teton Wilderness Area Map by US National Forest Service (Author) amazon.com