Park Infrastructure

Yellowstone Forever funding to the tune of $5.9 million will be used for 53 priority projects in Yellowstone National Park, including the wolf program, trailhead information displays, visitation analysis and black bear research.

The numbers are in: We saw the highest Yellowstone May visitation numbers ever in 2018, which will undoubtedly lead to more discussions of how best to handle increasingly larger crowds in America’s first national park.

Following a report in the Washington Post, Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk has reportedly spent more time thinking about his future.

With the approach of the summer season, one thing is certain: there’s going to be a lot of people in Yellowstone National Park.

Road work has begun on a stretch of the East Entrance road between Fishing Bridge and Indian Pond in Yellowstone National Park.

At a symposium in Bozeman, Montana, members of the Greater Yellowstone Coalition discussed public lands health and access.

Beginning June 1, 2018, it will cost $35 per car to get a seven-day pass into Yellowstone National Park.

The Interior Department is dropping its current proposal to significantly raise fees at 17 national parks—including Yellowstone National Park.

It’s official: road crews will start work on Yellowstone National Park’s Fishing Bridge beginning later this year.

Starting today, February 1, 2018, Yellowstone National Park will now offer digital entrance passes for visitors to purchase online.