Tag Archives: ecology

As time goes on, anti-lake trout efforts in Yellowstone National Park is becoming more extensive and more efficient.

When David Quammen was asked to write the body of National Geographic’s May 2016 issue on Yellowstone National Park, he was surprised.

As of September 21, 2016, fires have burned over 62,000 acres of Yellowstone National Park, the highest number of acres since the 1988 fire season.

A new ecology study has posited a strong link between sanctioned hunting and poaching of endangered/threatened large carnivores.

A new study funded by the National Park Service has posited a link between wolf hunts and wolf sightings in Yellowstone National Park.

In Yellowstone’s wolf population, mange is causing more than fur loss. It’s causing wolves to lose body heat and alter their habits.

On paper, it seems like mountain goats and Yellowstone National Park go hand-in-hand.

Would you expect there to be something like a yellow monkey flower in Yellowstone National Park? Probably not.

In recent memory, wolves have only been living in Yellowstone National Park for roughly 20 years, but their real history in the area is much longer.