Sean Reichard

Sean Reichard is the editor of Yellowstone Insider and author of Yellowstone Insider For Families 2017.

Sore Mouth Disease Seen in Yellowstone Bighorn Sheep

Sore mouth disease has recently been observed in Yellowstone National Park’s bighorn sheep population.

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Soda Butte Creek to be Removed from Montana Impaired Streams List

Montana officials will remove Soda Butte Creek, which flows into Yellowstone National Park, from a list of impaired streams next year.

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USFWS to Review Yellowstone Grizzly Delisting Decision

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is reviewing their decision to remove Endangered Species Act protections for Yellowstone grizzly bears.

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Researchers Chart Routes to Grizzly Reunion

Yellowstone grizzly

Researchers continue to map the ways Yellowstone grizzly bears could reconnect with the population living around Glacier National Park.

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Yellowstone Superintendent to Receive Honorary MSU Doctorate

Dan Wenk

Yellowstone Superintendent Dan Wenk will receive an honorary doctorate from Montana State University during fall commencement.

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Yellowstone Grizzly Bear Population Stable

Yellowstone grizzly

The Yellowstone grizzly population is relatively stable, according to estimates from the Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team (IGBST).

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Study Warns Yellowstone Gateway Communities Could Lose Revenue Due to Fee Hike

roosevelt arch

A new study warns gateway communities around Yellowstone National Park could lose millions in visitor spending if the National Park Service raises entrance fees.

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Officials Recommend Culling 600 to 900 Yellowstone Bison

brucellosis quarantine

600 to 900 Yellowstone bison could be culled this winter through hunting and slaughter, according to bison managers.

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YGBC Ramps Up Call for Yellowstone-Area Mining Ban

Paradise Valley

The Yellowstone Gateway Business Coalition (YGBC) is ramping up calls for a mining ban in the Paradise Valley outside Yellowstone National Park.

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Grand Teton to Increase Backcountry, Other Special Permit Fees

Grand Teton National Park will be raising their fees for backcountry, motor boat, wedding and special event permits come January 1, 2018.

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