Yellowstone Journals

Following the wildlife in the wildest corners of Yellowstone National Park over the changing seasons, as the park is one of the last places on earth still home to all its native predators. They fight for survival at nature's most extreme as the summers are scorching, the winters are nearly unsurvivable, and there are rampant wildfires, earthquakes, boiling hot springs and explosive geysers. Spread over 3500 square miles, the park holds dozens of delicately interconnected ecosystems, seemingly chaotic to an untrained eye, but all players play a pivotal role, exemplified by the death of a single bison feeding an entire community of animals.