In addition to viewing otters and fish, visitors can see invertebrates and amphibians. Come meet these seldom seen, seclusive Western Tiger Salamanders and learn about one of Yellowstone’s few species of amphibians.
Last September the GWDC provided a permanent home for two grizzly cubs that had to be removed from the Seeley-Swan Valley of Western Montana. The family group of a sow and three cubs became extremely food-conditioned to human food and garbage and needed to be removed from the wild. Unfortunately, the sow had to be euthanized and one of the cubs could not be captured. After a long process of acclimation to the Center, the newly named yearlings Seeley and Condi are rambunctiously exploring the bear habitat.
We’re extremely excited to the announced that the Center’s newest addition Banks of the Yellowstone Riparian Otter Exhibit is now open. Featuring North American River Otters, the new series of exhibits takes each guest on a journey of discovery through a Yellowstone riparian habitat next to simulated ponds, streams and waterfalls.
Because the Grizzly and Wolf Discovery Center has earned a Certificate of Excellence every year for the past five years, we’re pleased to announce that we’ve qualified for the Certificate of Excellence Hall of Fame!
Hours and Rates The Grizzly & Wolf Discovery Center is open 365 days a year, including all holidays
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Education at the GWDC The Education Department of the GWDC offers a variety of different learning experiences throughout the year for visitors.
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Bear Cam
Wolf Cam
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