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With the summer season heating up in Yellowstone National Park, some officials are sounding the alarm on overcrowding in America’s first national park.

Amid ongoing lake trout reduction efforts, the fish continues to dominate Yellowstone waters, according to park officials.

A preliminary necropsy has revealed one of Yellowstone’s most rare and famous wolves was shot.

A new study shows some Yellowstone grizzlies may be adapting in the face of declining whitebark pine—but that more study is needed.

Yellowstone biologists say wolves have improved Yellowstone’s ecosystem since reintroduction in 1995.

Yellowstone wolf dynamics could change considerably when Wyoming fully resumes management of wolves outside the park.

A symposium in Livingston, Montana is discussing the future of the Yellowstone River after last summer’s alarming whitefish die-off.

Superintendent Dan Wenk has promised action in addressing sexual harassment claims in the Yellowstone National Park workforce.

“Opening day” can only mean one thing to baseball fans. But opening day only means one thing to Yellowstone fans—the first day you can drive to Old Faithful in the spring.

Yellowstone seeks public comment on a proposed road reconstruction project between Fishing Bridge and Indian Pond.