Conservation across boundaries
The Beyond Yellowstone Living Lab brings together partners to study and share the story of the Yellowstone ecosystem’s wildlife, lands, and people to support broad-scale conservation.
Our work centers around 4 research themes
Private land & community conservation
Maximize landowner value of private properties, and explore socio-ecological aspects of conservation
Ecosystem health & population dynamics
Investigating drivers of population and ecosystem dynamics including disease, invasive species, and water quality
Barriers and
landscape
connectivity
Evaluating effects of fences, habitat fragmentation, human population growth, & anthropogenic development
Impacts of wildlife and conservation
Assess the value of conservation actions and their effects
Quantify & qualify wildlife value
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Partnership with the University of California, Berkeley
The Beyond Yellowstone Living Lab is a core program of the Stone Center for Environmental Stewardship at the University of California, Berkeley.
At the Stone Center, we create positive, long-lasting outcomes for people and the planet by collaboratively solving environmental challenges. Our Living Labs, including Beyond Yellowstone, connect academic research with local expertise to solve real world problems on private, Tribal, and public lands and waters. Read more about the Stone Center.
