Book Reviews

Yellowstone Books: Last Stand

Yellowstone bison

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

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Yellowstone Books: Scorched Earth

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

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Yellowstone Books: Travels in the Greater Yellowstone

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

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Yellowstone Books: Windows Into The Earth

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

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Yellowstone Books: Yellowstone and the Great West

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

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Yellowstone Books: Yellowstone Place Names

Yellowstone visitation

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

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Yellowstone Books: Empire of Shadows

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

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Yellowstone Books: Shadow Mountain

Wolf!

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.

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Yellowstone Books: The Battle for Yellowstone

Uncle Tom's Trail

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

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Yellowstone Books: American Bison

Yellowstone bison

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

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