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About 30 Yellowstone National Park employees were infected with norovirus this week and last, according to park spokesman Al Nash. Read More »

An unknown amount of dud artillery shells are strewn about the slopes of a remote Yellowstone National Park pass. Read More »

With the Yellowstone elk population declining in recent years, a study from Wyoming-based researchers indicates that drought, and not the presence of wolves, is to blame for declining reproductive rates. Read More »

A plan to rebuild a small bridge across Isa Lake at Craig Pass — on the Continental Divide — has been approved after an environmental review. Read More »

This year, Yellowstone has received two grants from the National Park Foundation, one sponsored by Disney. Read More »

Yellowstone National Park visitation for 2013, thus far, is higher than measured park visitation in 2012. Read More »

The scheduled Dunraven Pass and Beartooth Highway openings hit snags this morning, with bad weather indefinitely delaying the opening of the Beartooth Highway. Read More »

The Yellowstone South Entrance is now open for the 2013 season, allowing visitors to navigate between Grand Teton National Park and Jackson, Wy., to Grant Village, West Thumb Junction and on to Fishing Bridge and across Craig Pass to Old Faithful. Read More »

Yellowstone Insider is an independent publication covering happenings in and about Yellowstone National Park, covering the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, an area spilling beyond the Park itself into neighboring areas in Wyoming, Montana and Idaho. This site is geared both toward visitors to the Park and the permanent population in the greater ecosystem.

Another milestone day in Yellowstone National Park access: the Yellowstone East Entrance is open, while road crews have made significant progress in clearing the road between the South Entrance and Old Faithful. Read More »