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The first full burst of winter has hit Yellowstone National Park, and it brings with it some road closures. Today sees the following road closures, according to the National Park Service: Craig Pass between Old Faithful and West Thumb Sylvan Pass between the East Entrance and Fishing Bridge All other park roads are open, but snow tires are requires in …

Beaver colonization at portions of the Heart Lake and Basin Creek Cutoff trails is causing Yellowstone National Park to plan a new trail in the area, and they’re soliciting comments on a proposed project to route hikers from frequently flooded areas.

It’s now the fall season in Yellowstone National Park; for many, it’s one of the most beautiful times of the year, but there are some road closures to note if you’re visiting.

A new attempt to rid streams of non-native brook trout will begin this week, when Elk Creek and its tributaries will be treated with Rotenone to kill off the invasive species.

Netting operations on Yellowstone Lake have yielded higher numbers of both invasive lake trout and cutthroat trout, leading officials to declare progress in the battle to save native species.

Visitation to Yellowstone National Park was down slightly in August 2012 when compared to August 2011, but the yearly numbers for visitation are up slightly from 2011.

We're down to the final week of the main season in Yellowstone National Park, with most roads slated to close next Monday morning at 8 a.m.

The historic North Entrance to Yellowstone National Park will have a new look next year, as a new entrance-station complex will allow visitors to pose for a picture at the Roosevelt Arch or proceed directly into the Park.

The annual census of grizzly bear population in the Yellowstone National Park area showed a slight decline this year, leading experts to wonder if historic yearly growth in the numbers has come to an end.

A gray wolf that lost its fear of human and openly approached visitors for food was put down by Yellowstone National Park officials.