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Premiered October 12-14, 2005
It is survival by thermal area! An active heat source in parts of Yellowstone National Park creates a high concentration of thermal features, influencing the habitat of the park’s wildlife. This wilderness drama focuses on the migration of a young bison in a snow-bound Yellowstone landscape, and explores why the park’s thermal areas offer both critical winter habitat and dire hazards. Animations and illustrations bring the program to life, while video clips feature discussions of the park’s wildlife and stunning scenes of Yellowstone in the winter.
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Resource experts were available to answer questions
October 12-14, 2005. Questions and answers remain
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Trip Background
The Yellowstone Ministry of Mysteries tracks a young bison and discusses how she is affected by the park’s thermal areas.
System Requirements
This trip is available in both high and low bandwidth
versions. If you are not sure which version to
attend, click here to find out How
to Attend an Electronic Field Trip.
Teacher Information
Visit the For
Teachers pages to access lesson plans, web
links, video and more!
Accessibility Options
This eTrip has a number of features designed to
accommodate people who have disabilities, such
as visual and hearing impairments. Check out the
Accessibility
Page to learn more.
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This material is based on work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant No.0307709 |
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Funding for this trip was provided by generous grants to the Yellowstone Park Foundation. |
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