Recently at Earthfire’s Digital Storytelling Workshop, we were asked to create videos of animal interactions that touched us. Josie, the Buffalo Goat, immediately came to mind. To me, she epitomizes the whole feeling of Earthfire. Brought to the Sanctuary to provide nutritional milk to orphaned buffalo calves, a relationship blossomed that amazed and delighted me. Often, after greeting me in the morning asking for morsels of food, she would be seen out in the field, leaning against her favorite adopted buffalo, Rosebud. What a wonderful example of interspecies love and devotion. Josie will remain in my heart always as greeter, mother and friend. -Linda Miller
Watch as participants of Earthfire Institutes digital storytelling workshop go from technological panic or storytellers block to completing a passionately felt creative piece in two days. These stories are beautifully told in their own voice with Earthfire’s animals and the> Read more
Recently at Earthfire’s Digital Storytelling Workshop, we were asked to create videos of animal interactions that touched us. Josie, the Buffalo Goat, immediately came to mind. To me, she epitomizes the whole feeling of Earthfire. Brought to the Sanctuary to> Read more
Porter Broughton who was paralyzed from a car accident came to Earthfire Institute to learn from our wolves the power of self healing. Read more
Phakchok Rinpoche visited Earthfire Institute in October 2009. The visit changed his perception of wildlife as he met some of Earthfire's residents and saw them as individuals. Read more
David Shlim, Tibetan Buddhist Teacher, Talks about Wild Animal Compassion. Read more
Tashi Wangchuck and David Shlim talk about the "Earthfire Experience", where one sees wildlife as whole beings rather than just fearful or aggressive creatures. Read more
Kelzang - Lhaden, teacher at the Teton Science School in Jackson, WY, shares her powerful experience when introduced to one of Earthfire Institutes grizzly bears in a nonthreatening environment. Read more
In 2002, I met Susan for the first time. She had a wild animal sanctuary, Earthfire, named after a very special female wolf. Susan was doing a fundraiser in the ballroom where I worked. It was a beautiful affair with> Read more
Earthfire Institute Collaborates with Wyoming Global Leadership Exchange On September 18th the Earthfire Institute hosted a group of international delegates from non-governmental organizations (NGOs). For the second year in a row Jackson-based Wyoming Global Leadership Exchange (WGLE) called upon Earthfire to> Read more
Earthfire Institute is a place to experience the profound connection between all life. Our 40-acre wildlife sanctuary, nestled in the Yellowstone-to-Yukon Wildlife Corridor >
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