Tag Archives: National Geographic

Journalist Josh Elliott and animal expert Chris Packham return to host Yellowstone Live, a four-day event running on the National Geographic and Nat Geo Wild cable networks.

The Jackson elk herd may be forgetting how to migrate from the National Elk Refuge in Jackson, Wyoming to Yellowstone National Park.

New research on fossilized ash left over from Yellowstone’s last caldera eruption has changed the timeline for possible activity going ahead.

The 1959 Yellowstone Earthquake, all 40 seconds of it, was a defining moment in Yellowstone National Park’s history.

David Quammen is, rightly, one of the most lauded science writers of the past 30 years.

More complaints and allegations have surfaced regarding sexual harassment within the national park system—particularly in Yellowstone and Yosemite.

Yellowstone officials are in hot water after permitting swimsuit models to pose in the Park for Sports Illustrated.

The cub of Grizzly 399, “America’s most famous grizzly bear,” was killed earlier this week by a car in Grand Teton National Park.

Yellowstone National Park has unveiled a new awareness campaign for park visitors of all stripes: “A Bear Doesn’t Care.”

If you pick up the May 2016 issue of National Geographic, you may notice something: it’s all Yellowstone.