YELLOWSTONE BIGHORN RESEARCH ASSOCIATION
YBRA facilities are available to undergraduate, graduate, PhD, and other educational groups with a geological, science, or environmental focus of research.
Current guests include Penn State University (PSU), University of Houston, and Southern Illinois University (SIU) field geology summer programs, as well as the Elevation Science Institute paleontology programs, and several alumni colleges.
These institutions schedule usage of Camp facilities each year; new users can be accommodated as the YBRA events schedule allows. Graduate students and PhD candidates are welcome. Please consult the Schedule page for additional details on potential openings.
Please click below to current rates. A user “day” constitutes an overnight stay with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All rates are subject to change without notification; therefore please inquire with our current President for scheduling and confirmation.
The current YBRA rates are available below. A user “day” constitutes an overnight stay with breakfast, lunch, and dinner. All rates are subject to change without notification; therefore please inquire with our current President for scheduling and confirmation.
Once approved by the YBRA Board, the terms will be made available here. Every YBRA user must completed and sign this document before arriving in camp.
Update on Events for the week of 8/12/2019 – Bonini Cabin Dedication and Annual Alumni Day and Open House. ONGOING – THE RESTORE YBRA FUND, BONINI FAMILY FUNDRAISING CHALLENGE This fundraising challenge is intended to support the upkeep of student and faculty cabins at camp. The Family will match dollar-for-dollar the first $10,000 in donations
Beartooth Geology & Ecology Tour with Experts SATURDAY, JULY 13, 2019 AT 8:30AMTOUR RETURNS AROUND 5PMThe Carbon County Historical Society in Red Lodge Montana is gearing up for their annual Ecology and Geology Tour of the Beartooth Highway. YBRA Councilors Onboard Since 1996, YBRA councilor, Dr. Phil Robertson, has led one-day excursions exploring the wonders
Summer 2017 season is fast approaching here at YBRA and we could not be more excited for what it will bring! New students, new research, new building projects, and of course, the same great rocks and views at your favorite field station. The Russ Dutcher student dormitory is officially underway as we broke ground for
The YBRA is a non-profit organization that was established in 1930 to "further fundamental geological science and the training of students under exceptionally favorable conditions."
YBRA conducts geology and other applied field science in the northern Rocky Mountains of Montana and Wyoming.