Habitat Loss

What you are seeing these days in the Greater Yellowstone Area’s long, hot summer may just be the start of a trend, as research regarding climate trends in the region indicates a drier, warmer Yellowstone National Park.

The Yellowstone National Park elk herd in the Northern Range has grown since last year, according to park and Montana biologists.

The National Park Service has approved the construction of a National Ecological Observatory Network (NEON) site on Yellowstone’s Blacktail Deer Plateau.

A study of two forest plots just south of Yellowstone National Park portends very different futures for Yellowstone’s forest composition.

The Montana Fish, Wildlife and Parks is preparing a plan for future fish kills in the Yellowstone River, after last summer’s disastrous season.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission voted unanimously late last week to try and acquire over 5,000 acres of prime elk habitat just north of Yellowstone National Park.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission is eying an expansion of elk habitat just north of Yellowstone National Park.

Most everyone who visits Yellowstone National Park probably has a story to tell about their time there, be it banal or profound.

Debate continues on whether, in an effort to stymie the spread of aquatic invasive species, to ban felt-soled wading boots in Yellowstone’s waters.

Cutthroat trout, cascading waterfalls: the Bechler River system in remote Yellowstone National Park seems to have it all.