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Two Studies, One Lesson: How Citizen Science is Transforming Our View of Yellowstone
Citizen science is rewriting what we know about Yellowstone’s wildlife. Two groundbreaking studies—powered by data collected by students and volunteers—reveal that bison are ecosystem engineers and that large herbivores defy the old grazer-browser labels. From DNA metabarcoding of scat to tracking bison herds, these discoveries show how community-driven science is transforming conservation and inspiring the next generation of ecologists—thanks in part to the fieldwork of EPI
Luis Diego Molina
Sep 18


What’s it like to take part in an EPI course?
EPI courses combine hands-on science, field research, cultural exchange, and conservation to build skills and connect students with nature.
Luis Diego Molina
May 21


EPI: 25 años de esperanza a través de la conservación liderada por jóvenes
EPI celebra 25 años inspirando a los jóvenes a través de la ciencia para liderar la conservación en un mundo que se enfrenta a urgentes retos medioambientales.
Luis Diego Molina
May 15


EPI: 25 Years of Hope Through Youth-Led Conservation
EPI celebrates 25 years empowering youth through science to lead conservation in a world facing urgent environmental challenges.
Luis Diego Molina
May 14


Tracking Giants: How EPI’s Citizen Science Helps Protect Yellowstone’s Bison
Discover how citizen science aids bison conservation in Yellowstone. Join EPI's efforts in bison conservation and protect these animals
Luis Diego Molina
Feb 10
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