High waters in Yellowstone National Park and the Madison River are forcing bison to wander outside the Park's boundaries -- and Montana officials are working to push them back via hazing.
Read More »NPS Proposing Yellowstone Bison Vaccination Via Air Rifle
The National Park Service is seeking public input on a proposed plan to treat brucellosis in the Yellowstone National Park bison herd with vaccine delivered via darts and air rifles, designed to minimize the impact on the herd.
Read More »Stockgrowers Lawsuit to Restrict Bison Roaming Outside Yellowstone Dismissed
A lawsuit brought by the Montana Stockgrowers Association to drastically restrict the movement of bison outside Yellowstone National Park has been dismissed, as a judge ruled the Stockgrowers do not have any rights under a multijurisdictional management plan.
Read More »Yellowstone Quarters to be Unveiled at June 3 OF Ceremony
The official release of the second set of America the Beautiful Quarters honoring Yellowstone National Park is slated for June 3 at Old Faithful Inn.
Read More »NPS to Study Future of Old Faithful Area, But Only One Solution Exists: Open Access Year-Round
The National Park Service has announced plans for a new long-term management plan for the Old Faithful area. Given budget restrictions and other limitations on what can be done, there's only one realistic change that could increase access without impacting the natural resources in the area: Open access to the Old Faithful area year-round.
Read More »Two Yellowstone Bison Killed After Testing Goes Bad
Researchers killed two Yellowstone National Park bison were killed after they fled a science experiment to Yankee Jim Canyon, where bison aren't allowed because of concerns about brucellosis.
Read More »Spring Yellowstone Bison Hazing Begins
It's time for the annual roundup of Yellowstone National Park bison, as Montana officials begin hazing the almost 150 bison who wandered off the farm this winter.
Read More »Surprise, Surprise: Elk Far From Yellowstone Bison Significant Source of Brucellosis
Researchers tracing outbreaks of brucellosis in the greater Yellowstone Ecosystem have discovered "hot spots" of the disease far, far removed from Yellowstone bison -- and squarely in the midst of the elk population.
Read More »Brucellosis Infection on the Rise in Yellowstone Elk
Brucellosis infection among elk in the greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is on the rise, according to a U.S. Geological Survey study recently released in the publication Ecological Applications.
Read More »Yellowstone Bison Population Up This Winter
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.
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