点评:I was not prepared to enjoy this sanctuary as much as I did. I don't always enjoy seeing animals in captivity, but it became very clear to me that this sanctuary. provides a place for animals who would otherwise have been euthanatized. What made this special were the very knowledgeable staff members who gave us talks about the animals, and why they were brought to the sanctuary. They provide enrichment for the bears and the wolves, so we got to observe foraging behaviors and get some great pictures of the animals as well. Each animal has a story, and we learned about them. In addition the staff emphasized how important it is to call when a bear or wolf is in a neighborhood. There are professional folks who can have interventions to encourage the animals to go away! When there is human-animal conflict, the animal always loses. So preventing the killing of bears can be done. This center is a great place to see the animals up close. They are not easy to spot in the national park and if you do, it is usually through a spotting scope. Go on a wolf tour if you want to see them in Yellowstone, but come here to learn about them and watch some cool behaviors!
翻译:我原以为自己不会像现在这样喜欢上这个保护区。我并不总是乐意看到动物被圈养,但很明显,这个保护区为那些原本会被实施安乐死的动物提供了栖息之所。最特别的是那些知识渊博的工作人员,他们向我们介绍了这些动物以及它们被带到保护区的原因。他们还为熊和狼提供了各种刺激活动以促进其身心健康。因此,我们得以观察这些动物的觅食行为,还拍到了许多很棒的照片。每只动物都有自己的“故事”,我们也因此对它们有了更多了解。此外,工作人员还强调了在社区内发现熊或狼时及时打电话求助的重要性。有专业人员能够采取干预措施,促使这些动物离开!一旦出现人与动物的冲突,受损失的往往是动物。所以,防止熊被杀死是完全可以做到的。这个中心是近距离观察动物的绝佳去处。在国家公园里很难发现这些动物的踪迹,即便发现了,通常也是通过观景镜才能看到。如果你想在黄石公园里看到狼群,可以参加观狼之旅;而若想了解它们并观赏它们有趣的习性,那就来这里吧!