Robin Silverstein
A scientist who studies the relationships between ecological
processes in the environment and particular ecosystems.
Non Forest Service
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I enjoyed studying coyotes in Yellowstone National Park because it involved trying to understand the mysteries of the daily life of a wild animal. I watched coyotes’ behavior, tracked their movements, and recorded their interactions with other animals. I got to know them better than I ever could from reading books or watching television. There is no better experience than getting out in nature to learn.
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