Issues

At least one visitor walked away from their Yellowstone National Park trip unsatisfied it seems.

Thursday, August 13, Yellowstone officials euthanized a bear believed responsible for the death of a hiker.

The Toledo Zoo has announced it is taking in the two grizzly bear cubs orphaned after Yellowstone officials euthanized their mother.

DNA testing has confirmed the grizzly bear captured Friday was responsible for the death of a 63-year old hiker.

An autopsy conducted Monday has confirmed the hiker found dead Friday, August 7 in Yellowstone National Park was killed by a grizzly bear.

The identity of the Yellowstone hiker found dead Friday, August 7 has been released.

Yellowstone National Park officials have captured a female grizzly bear, after a bear was identified as “likely involved” in the death of a hiker.

After a preliminary investigation into the death of a Yellowstone hiker, officials have concluded a grizzly bear was involved.

Yellowstone officials will be holding a public meeting Monday, August 10, concerning the Winter Use Adaptive Management Plan draft.

A plan to restore Yellowstone cutthroat trout into Soda Butte Creek has been approved for implementation.