Work
Writing, talks and press
What Taylor has written, where she has talked about wolves and coexistence, and where her work has been covered.
Her writing
Before she married, Taylor wrote and spoke as Taylor Bland. Her married name is Rabe.
- ArticleConservation Through a Multi-Faceted Lens: Taylor Rabe Takes on TanzaniaConservation Nation
- ArticleTaylor Rabe update from YellowstoneConservation Nation
- ArticleLoving Wolves to Death: Habituation in YellowstoneYellowstone Reports, June 2020, as Taylor Bland
Talks
- TalkYellowstone Wolves: A Quarter Century of Research and ObservationsNaturalist Nights, Aspen, January 2024
- TalkWolf TalkCal State Long Beach, April 2025
- TalkYellowstone Wolf Habituation: Loving Wolves to DeathInternational Wolf Symposium, Minneapolis, 2022, as Taylor Bland
- VideoWolves and coexistenceAnimals, Nature + You
Podcasts
- PodcastTaylor Rabe, Wolf Researcher Helping Change How We See WolvesOutliers Project, episode 41
- PodcastWolves, Wild Paths, and Finding Purpose: Taylor Rabe's Journey to YellowstonePath Found, October 2025
- PodcastTaylor Rabe: Wildlife Technician, Yellowstone National ParkThe Wolf Connection, episode 189
- PodcastExploring Coexistence Across Continents, with Yamat LengaiBoots on the Ground podcast
- PodcastInternational Wolf Symposium #3: Taylor BlandThe Wolf Connection, episode 95, October 2022
- PodcastBlack People and Yellowstone ParkThe Black Nonprofits and Business Podcast, August 2022
- PodcastTaylor Bland: Wolf Guiding and HabituationThe Wolf Connection, episode 29, February 2021
Press
- ArticleYellowstone Wolf Steals Sign Warning Tourists About Hungry Grizzly BearsCowboy State Daily, April 2026
- ArticleWolf talk brings Yellowstone wolves to the beachLong Beach Current, April 2025
- ArticleIs This Your Dream Job? Researching and Protecting Yellowstone's Gray Wolves As a Wolf TechnicianOutdoors with Bear Grylls, January 2024
- ArticleCultivating tolerance: Wolf researchers advocate power of social media storytellingBillings Gazette
- ArticleConservationists from Yellowstone, Tanzania get taste of each other's wild livesBozeman Daily Chronicle
- ArticleFrom Yellowstone to Cuyahoga ValleyBurning River News
- Article“You Can Find Me Where the Wild Things Are”: Taylor Bland Adds Melanin to the Conservation WorldTravel Noire, June 2022
- ArticleConservation Nation Announces Inaugural FellowConservation Nation
- ArticleMama grizzly stands up to a pack of wolves harassing her cubsCowboy State Daily, August 2020, with Taylor's footage
From the Yellowstone Wolf Project
Reports from the project where Taylor spent seven winters and took part in 13 winter studies.
- ReportYellowstone Wolf, Cougar and Elk Project annual report, 2025National Park Service (PDF)
- ReportUsing radio collars to study Yellowstone wolvesNational Park Service
Research by Dr. Jack Rabe
Two papers by Taylor's husband, Dr. Jack Rabe, a large predator ecologist in Yellowstone.
- PaperDiets, dominance hierarchies, and kleptoparasitism drive asymmetrical interactions between wolves and cougarsPNAS, January 2026. Jack Rabe is a co-author.
- PaperPrey size mediates interference competition and predation dynamics in a large carnivore communityCommunications Biology, March 2025. Jack Rabe is the lead author.
Other resources
Websites Taylor recommends.
- WebsiteThe Cry Wolf ProjectThe people who record, annotate and listen to wolves, in Yellowstone and around the world. Taylor is on the team.
- WebsiteThe ConfluenceA non-partisan resource on U.S. wolf populations, public lands policy and coexistence.