Book Reviews

These days, the name “George Bird Grinnell” generally doesn’t warrant more than a nod or an askance glance.

The 1988 Yellowstone fires are still, without succumbing to overstatement, the most significant event to ever happen to the Park.

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

“Windows into the earth” sounds like a phrase a poet would use, not a geologist or a journalist.

Although it was not the first expedition through the region, the 1871 Hayden Geological Survey really did help Yellowstone become a national park.

Have you ever wondered how many Yellowstone place names there are?

Who would ever go so far as to call Yellowstone National Park an “empire of shadows?”

In recent memory, wolves have only been living in Yellowstone National Park for roughly 20 years, but their real history in the area is much longer.

What is the story of Yellowstone National Park? Well, it’s not like there’s only one story.

Bison are, in many ways, as emblematic of Yellowstone National Park as geysers.