Tag Archives: 2010

July saw the highest Yellowstone visitation count on record in all of Yellowstone National Park’s history.

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

Yellowstone visitation is still markedly up in 2015 so far.

A bad economy, higher-than-normal fuel prices and a delayed spring pushed down visitation numbers in June for Yellowstone National Park, but it still ended up as the third-highest June visitation on record.

Have a stunning shot you want to share with the rest of the Yellowstone community? Then make plan to share your favorite photos taken in Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem at the Eighth Annual Fall Photo Festival, to be held later this month in West Yellowstone.

It was another record-breaking year in Yellowstone National Park, as the National Park Service is reporting that for the third year in a row a summer mark for visitors was achieved.

Ten grizzly bears have been killed this year in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, but experts say that pace is normal and almost identical to the number tallied last year.

The current forest fire n Yellowstone National Park isn't much: the Doane Fire in the southwest corner of the Park is a quarter-acre in size, probably started by lightning.

Bad weather led to a drop in Yellowstone National Park attendance from May 2009 when compared to May 2010, but don't be concerned: the 2010 numbers are up overall, and the May 2010 final tally is still the fourth-best in Park history.

A National Park Service estimate of bison in Yellowstone National Park pegs the number at 3,000, an increase over 2009's estimated bison population.