Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary Adventures
The Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary is dedicated to the care of non-releasable native wildlife, providing educational opportunities to enhance public understanding and appreciation for animals native to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.
About Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary
Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary is situated in the charming town of Red Lodge, Montana, offering a safe haven for animals that cannot be returned to the wild. The sanctuary is home to a variety of species including wolves, bears, bison, and many bird species, providing an opportunity for visitors to learn about these creatures in a naturalistic setting. With a mission focused on education and conservation, the sanctuary plays a crucial role in protecting local wildlife and promoting wildlife habitat understanding. The sanctuary also offers seasonal programs and guided tours that allow visitors to get close to the animals while learning about their behaviors and habitats. While not as grand in scale as the nearby Yellowstone National Park, the sanctuary provides an intimate setting for observing and connecting with the region's wildlife.
Highlights
See rescued wolves and bears in their natural habitats.
Educational programs that focus on conservation and wildlife protection.
Bird-watching opportunities in carefully curated aviary settings.
Seasonal events like wildlife workshops and enrichment demonstrations.
Notable Natural Features
Wolf Enclosure
A large naturalized area where visitors can observe rescued wolves.
Bison Habitat
Home to the sanctuary's bison, offering a glimpse into the past of America's Great Plains.
Bird Aviary
An assortment of native bird species housed in a habitat designed for care and observation.