Tag Archives: Grand Teton National Park

Bear 399, one of Grand Teton National Park’s most famous grizzlies, has been spotted around Pilgrim Creek—with two cubs in tow.

With the summer season heating up in Yellowstone National Park, some officials are sounding the alarm on overcrowding in America’s first national park.

Native American advocacy group Protect the Wolves is calling for a “no wolf hunting” buffer outside Yellowstone National Park.

Visitors to Yellowstone National Park contributed $680.4 million to the local economy in 2016, according to the NPS’ annual peer-reviewed report.

Yellowstone National Park employees invite anglers to their annual fish meetings across Montana and Wyoming.

Owing to severe winter conditions, drivers in Grand Teton National Park are encouraged to slow down.

A pair of Oregon residents have pleaded guilty to poaching a bison in Grand Teton National Park last winter.

The state of Wyoming announced today it is selling a 640-acre parcel of Wyoming School Trust Land to the National Park Service.

Superintendent Dan Wenk predicts record numbers of people will visit Yellowstone National Park over the coming years.

After months of debate and drafting, state and federal wildlife managers are still hammering out details of the proposal to delist Yellowstone grizzlies from the Endangered Species Act.