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Opponents of a proposed mine just north of Yellowstone National Park in Montana’s Paradise Valley won a key legal victory when Park County Judge Brenda Gilbert ruled that the Montana Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) must conduct a more extensive environmental review before issuing an gold mining exploration permit.

For anyone visiting Yellowstone National Park, Bozeman, MT may seem like an unlikely destination.

The front yard was covered in lounging elk when I pulled up in front of the Executive House at Mammoth Hot Springs a few weeks ago to interview the historic home’s new resident.

Federal authorities are asking to keep over $20,000 in  money seized earlier this summer in Yellowstone National Park.

With the summer season recently over, Yellowstone National Park’s largest concession company is already beginning the work of hiring employees for next summer.

There weren’t many people in Yellowstone Sunday afternoon, but they were all doing the same thing—enjoying the last day before the interior park roads close for the winter.

When an Ohio couple heard that a Yellowstone tour bus they used to drive was on the auction block, it never occurred to them they might be its owner a few days later.

Ah, peace at last.

The nearly 80-year-old Yellowstone icon is in Tucson for a little R&R; not “rest and relaxation,” more like “repair and restoration.”

David Quammen is, rightly, one of the most lauded science writers of the past 30 years.