As Yellowstone bears sleep, park warns of another dangerous critter
Yellowstone National Park elaborates that just because bears are hibernating, visitors should keep bear spray handy.
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Yellowstone biologist takes birds under his wing
There are flecks of gold that flutter into Yellowstone National Park each spring. The tiny Wilson’s warbler, with its bright ...
Wolf-induced ‘landscape of fear’ doesn’t explain Yellowstone aspen regeneration, study says
“The primary driver of decreased elk browsing pressure and increased aspen tree regeneration was a reduction in elk ...
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Visiting Yellowstone This Winter? Here's What to Expect
Two Buffalo in Yellowstone National Park / Yannick Menard on Unsplash ... Slow down and pull over until they move on and stay at least 100 yards (91 m) away from bears and wolves and 25 yards (23 m) ...
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Lodges That Let People "Sleep With The Wolves" A Bad Idea, Wyoming Wildlife Experts Say
A wildlife preserve in Canada has lodges where visitors have only a pane of glass between them and a pack of wolves. Billed ...
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Rare winter bear sighting in Yellowstone National Park
You can see a lot of animals in Yellowstone National Park in winter, including bison, elk, and wolves. But one thing you're ...
Joint Budget Committee considers delaying wolf reintroduction in Colorado to save money
Colorado budget writers consider delaying wolf reintroduction to save $2.1 million. Livestock organizations plead with ...
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Snowcoach tours provide a unique way to experience Yellowstone in the winter
The only way to visit Yellowstone National Park in the winter is on cross-country skis, snowshoeing, snowmobiles, and ...