From our wildlife ambassadors to rehabilitation patients and local wildlife, these posts tell the stories of animals that call Earthfire Institute home.
We recently received two starving, orphaned black bear cubs from Idaho Fish and Game. This weekend, they brought us a third. And there are likely more on the way. This...
We are surrounded by beauty, magic and connection on a daily basis here at Earthfire. The native land on which we reside. The majestic Teton Mountains to our east. The...
Ultimately, Buttercup won. Not through mental agility, of which she cannot be accused, but through sheer persistence, stubbornness, and singleness of purpose. She wanted to eat the food the chickens...
We have a feature in our monthly newsletter called Grace and Grit, because there is not only delight in caring and being with our animals, but also hard work and...
We are surrounded by beauty, magic and connection on a daily basis here at Earthfire. The native land on which we reside. The majestic Teton Mountains to our east. The...
A friend of Heather received a very strange text message from her: Lu huh but GTG is at tug here4/5uu. Had Heather finally lost it? Had the pressures of the...
We are surrounded by beauty, magic and connection on a daily basis here at Earthfire. The native land on which we reside. The majestic Teton Mountains to our east. The...
Named after the elderly leader of the wolf pack in Rudyard Kipling’s The Jungle Book, Akela is a handsome five-year-old wolf with a distinctively long snout and expressive golden eyes....
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