Yellowstone Insider Your Complete Guide to America's First National Park
Looking to learn more about Yellowstone wolves? The Yellowstone Wolf Genealogy Family Tree project is here to help.
Read More »Yellowstone Wolf Genealogy Project A Boon For Wolfwatchers
Biologists Say Wolves Improve Yellowstone Ecosystem
Yellowstone biologists say wolves have improved Yellowstone’s ecosystem since reintroduction in 1995.
Read More »What A Wyoming Wolf Hunt Could Mean for Yellowstone Wolves
Yellowstone wolf dynamics could change considerably when Wyoming fully resumes management of wolves outside the park.
Read More »New Yellowstone Science Issue Focused on Native Fish Restoration
The new edition of Yellowstone Science highlights ongoing efforts to restore native fish to Yellowstone National Park.
Read More »More Elk Migrating Out of Yellowstone Into Montana
Elk numbers are up in northern Yellowstone, according to a recent survey from the Northern Yellowstone Wildlife Working Group. Further, more are migrating into Montana.
Read More »Bison Winterkill Benefits Yellowstone Wolves To Great Extent
With more bison in Yellowstone National Park, more wolves are benefiting from their winterkill.
Read More »Latest Yellowstone Science Issue Dedicated To Yellowstone Wolves
The latest issue of Yellowstone Science will be dedicated to Yellowstone wolves, from reintroduction to the present.
Read More »New Study Outlines How Mange Affects, Changes Yellowstone Wolves
In Yellowstone’s wolf population, mange is causing more than fur loss. It’s causing wolves to lose body heat and alter their habits.
Read More »Yellowstone Elk Population Stable According To Annual Aerial Survey
The elk population in northern Yellowstone National Park/southern Montana is stable according to a new survey released this week.
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