Issues

Fire activity continues to dwindle with the coming of autumn in Yellowstone National Park.

The first time you deploy a canister of bear spray shouldn’t be the first time you actually need it.

In spite of warmer weather and higher winds, fire activity in Yellowstone National Park is largely stagnant.

E.C. Waters wore many hats in Yellowstone over the years—hotelier, zookeeper, boat manager and, depending on who you asked, scoundrel.

Cool and wet weather continues to limit fire growth in Yellowstone, although crews expect activity to increase within Maple Fire’s perimeter.

The Montana Environmental Quality Council (EQC) is recommending Native American tribes be allowed to hunt bison in Yellowstone National Park.

Wet conditions will continue to limit fire behavior in Yellowstone National Park today, although heavy fuels will continue to smolder.

Wildlife advocate Doug Peacock is pulling out all the stops in his fight to stop the federal government‘s delisting of Yellowstone grizzly bears.

U.S. 89 and Yellowstone’s South Entrance are once again open after being closed temporarily.

Rain and snow across Yellowstone cut down on fire activity. Similar conditions will moderate fire growth today.