Yellowstone National Park elaborates that just because bears are hibernating, visitors should keep bear spray handy.

Two Buffalo in Yellowstone National Park / Yannick Menard on Unsplash Although the states ... especially if you are planning to participate in a snowmobile tour. Do not approach or feed wildlife. Keep ...

Wyatt Mortenson went viral on Instagram in September as he shared a clip to his account, aptly named @thebuffalorider, of ...

For 17 years Wallen was the team leader of Yellowstone National Park’s bison ecology program. He retired six years ago and in ...

Untold numbers of scientists have explored and analyzed the history of Yellowstone National Park’s famous geology, flora and ...

Yellowstone National Park, established in 1872, was initially preserved due to its harsh volcanic landscape and severe winters, which deterred settlers and inadvertently created a wildlife refuge.

You can see a lot of animals in Yellowstone National Park in winter, including bison, elk, and wolves. But one thing you're ...

The two bears were trapped by Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks staff in a remote area near the Middle Fork of the Flathead ...

"These animals traverse the rugged Absaroka Range and cross the Yellowstone River all to end up in someone’s backyard for the ...

Millions of people travel to Yellowstone National Park each year ... safety and the animals' well-being. The park asks that visitors do not approach wildlife to take photographs or selfies.

You can see a lot of animals in Yellowstone National Park in winter—including bison, elk, and wolves—but one thing you're not ...

and individuals looking to appreciate the local wildlife. The first national park was created by the United States in 1872, called Yellowstone National Park. The law established during this year ...