Another day of cool and wet weather has further dampened the Druid Fire Complex, as the six Yellowstone National Park fires are showing no smoke.
Read More »Rain Dampens Yellowstone’s Druid Fire Complex
Mother Nature cooperated and dampened the six fires yesterday in the Druid Fire Complex, allowing Park officials to reopen trails and better monitor smouldering areas.
Read More »Alum Fire Wakes Up; May Impact Travel Today
After 10 days of dormancy, the Alum Fire near Mud Volcano came back to life thanks to favorable weather conditions and could force the closure of the Grand Loop Road between Canyon and Fishing Bridge.
Read More »Weather Limits Growth of Yellowstone’s Druid Fire Complex UPDATED!
Efforts to manage the five fires in Yellowstone National Park have been consolidated into one effort under the Druid Fire Complex banner, as wet and cooler weather has slowed the growth of the larger fires.
Read More »Yellowstone Road Reopens; Beartooth Highway Partially Closed
The Yellowstone Grand Loop Road between Canyon Village and Fishing Bridge has been reopened, but fires have forced a partial closure of the Beartooth Highway outside the Park.
Read More »Alum Fire Forces Closure of Yellowstone Road Segment
With the Alum Fire growing, the National Park Service has closed 13 miles of the Grand Loop Road in Yellowstone National Park between Fishing Bridge Junction to the South Rim Drive of the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone.
Read More »Yellowstone Fires Grow, But Still Not Impacting Visitors, Services
Three Yellowstone fires continue to grow in size during dry weather conditions, but services are not impacted, and no temporary road closures are imminent.
Read More »Cutthroat Trout Restoration in Yellowstone’s Grayling Creek Begins
The first step in Arctic grayling and native westslope cutthroat trout restoration in Yellowstone National Park’s Grayling Creek — removing non-native trout — begins this week.
Read More »Yellowstone Visitation Up, Down in July 2013
The number of cars entering Yellowstone National Park in July 2013 was up over a year ago, but the National Park Service‘s new method of calculating Yellowstone visitation yielded a decrease in estimated arrivals.
Read More »New Fire in Northeast Yellowstone: Druid Fire
With the fire danger in Yellowstone National Park being high these days, we expect to see a lot of stories this: NPS officials report a new incident, the Druid Fire, approximately two miles north of the Northeast Entrance Road on the northern aspect of Druid Peak overlooking the Lamar Valley.
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