Yellowstone National Park is seeking volunteers for two projects Saturday, September 26, National Public Lands Day.

The Yellowstone National Park Facebook page uploaded a time lapse of the Spruce Fire, condensing an hour of smoke plumes into 30 seconds.

The Devil’s Slide might sound like a chief attraction for an amusement park; perhaps it’s a rollicking roller coaster or an impressively large log flume.

The Yellowstone National Park Spruce Fire now measures an estimated 2,119 acres as of 1:30 p.m. Sunday, September 13.

The Spruce Fire in Yellowstone National Park has grown to an estimated 1,164 acres as of 6 p.m. Saturday, September 12.

Yellowstone National Park’s Spruce fire has grown to 425 acres, an over 400 percent increase from its previously reported size of 100 acres.

If you’ve made any travels in the greater Yellowstone region, you know of the bounty of natural splendor such travels afford.

Wednesday, September 9, 37 immigrants were sworn in as United States citizens at a naturalization ceremony in Yellowstone National Park.

A stellar August turnout means Yellowstone visitation has exceeded three million already this 2015 season.

Lightning has started another fire in Yellowstone National Park this season.