Yellowstone National Park
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Kristin Barker, the Research Coordinator for the Beyond Yellowstone Program, spoke about running and managing conservation research projects in the Greater Yellowstone Area. She recently gave a lecture on studying wolves in Yellowstone National Park as well as talking about her overall research concerning the behavior and distribution of large, terrestrial mammals. Some of her…
A hunter shot a female grizzly bear on Tuesday, September 26 in Beattie Gulch, close to the northern entrance to Yellowstone National Park, outside of Gardiner, Montana. The hunter was charged, and was able to shot the grizzly at close range, according the Montanan Fish, Wildlife and Parks Department (FWP). On Tuesday, September 26, two…
The National Park Service and American Forests have signed a five-year agreement to help retore the whitebark pine population to the western United States. Under President Biden’s Investing in America agenda, this partnership will support multiple restoration activities in national parks. The initial projects in Wyoming’s National Parks, Yellowstone and Grand Teton, along with Montana’s…
On August 10, Yellowstone National Park released the draft Bison Management Environmental Impact Statement for public comment. Originally, the public comment period was scheduled to close on Monday, September 25. Park officials decided to extend to public comment period by 15 additional days to allow the public a full 60 days to comment. All comments must be received by October 10. The press release reads: MAMMOTH HOT…
To help you prepare for your trip to Yellowstone, here are four tips for safely and respectfully using the boardwalks in Yellowstone’s thermal areas.
Yellowstone National Park hosted 846,389 recreation visits in August 2023, a 45% increase from August 2022 and a 3% increase from August 2019. August 2023 visitations decreased compared to July 2023, as there was 969,692 recreation visits in July. Year-to-date, the park has had 3,313,244 recreation visits. Below is a list of statistics on yearly…
Here’s some advice for traveling through Yellowstone National Park late in the tourist season.
If you’re planning a trip to Yellowstone National Park, Yellowstone Lake is a must-see. But with 110 miles of shoreline, how do you choose the best place to check out Yellowstone Lake?
Here’s the sad story of The Wreck of the E.C. Waters in Yellowstone Lake.
This Thursday, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming will welcome 38 new U.S. citizens during a naturalization ceremony at Yellowstone National Park. The citizenship candidates originate from 25 countries and are residents of Idaho, Wyoming and Montana communities surrounding the Park. The press release reads…