Officials in Yellowstone National Park trapped and killed a male grizzly Wednesday after it was spotted in developed areas of ...

Yellowstone National Park euthanized an 11-year-old grizzly bear after it repeatedly accessed human food sources, posing a safety risk to visitors.

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It is the first grizzly bear killed through park management actions since 2017, when a different grizzly bear damaged tents and accessed human food near a backcountry campsite, Yellowstone officials ...

Adult bears cannot be relocated, so this 800-pound adult male had to be euthanized to protect the public, rangers said.

TikTok accounts dedicated to Yellowstone, Joshua Tree and other parks have drawn a lot of attention by leaning in on sex appeal.

Yellowstone officials trapped and killed a food-conditioned grizzly bear on May 14 that was flipping dumpsters and ripping up trash cans.

Yellowstone National Park officials announce the park's staff trapped and killd a food-conditioned grizzly bear ...

Then, other national park fan accounts started popping up all over TikTok, some posted horny videos stitching thirst trap accounts, while others combined spicy music with rock formations, caverns, and ...

A TikTok creator's unorthodox videos have racked up millions of views in the name of public land conservation.

The viral TikTok account started posting Yellowstone National Park-themed thirst traps to promote public lands conservation.

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