The Yellowstone National Park bison population could be culled by a fifth this winter, resulting in upwards of 900 head taken down if they wander outside Park boundaries.

More Yellowstone stream poisoning is on tap next week, as the National Park Service implements another step in efforts to restore native cutthroat trout.

The proposed Lamar Buffalo Ranch energy plan, which will improve energy efficiency and renewable energy production systems at the National Register Historic District, has been approved by the National Park Service.

We have another road closure in Yellowstone National Park today, as the highway between Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris is closed until the end of the month.

You’ve all been asked to donate a small amount when checking into a Yellowstone National Park hotel, and that amount adds up: The Yellowstone Park Foundation (YPF) and Xanterra Parks & Resorts announced the Guest Donation Program topped the $1 million mark in August.

Good news for those of you trying to squeeze some Yellowstone fall trips into the schedule: As of this morning, the Beartooth Highway between Red Lodge and Cooke City is open again.

Those with an interest in Yellowstone history may be amused this account of the colorful characters guiding visitors through the Park in 1915, in these tales of dude wranglers, savages and more.

Something to note if you plan on traveling to Yellowstone National Park the next few days: the Beartooth Highway, connecting Red Lodge and Cooke City and eventually the Park’s Northeast Entrance, is temporarily closed because of winter-like conditions.

Yellowstone National Park continues to be a huge draw on the tourism front, as numbers released by the National Park Service show over 2.7 million people visited America’s Oldest National Park so far this year.

If it’s fall, then it’s time to submit your photos for the Yellowstone Fall Photo Festival, now in its 12th year.