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Have wolves returned Yellowstone to its natural state? - Mountain Journal
Have Wolves Returned Yellowstone to its Natural State? WOLVES HAVE AFFECTED THE ECOSYSTEM IN THE PARK, BUT NEW STUDY SAYS THEY'RE JUST ONE COMPONENT OF A TROPHIC CASCADE
Great American investments: National park projects accelerate with funding - The Spokesman-Review
Great American investments: National park projects accelerate with funding
A green Yellowstone keeps the local economies in the black (5-min video clip) - Fox Weather
A green Yellowstone keeps the local economies in the black
The fate of Old Faithful: One of America’s most iconic natural wonders may be running out of time - Deseret News
The fate of Old Faithful: One of America’s most iconic natural wonders may be running out of time
Five Big Changes Scientists Have Documented During Yellowstone National Park’s 150-Year History - Smithsonian Magazine
Five Big Changes Scientists Have Documented During Yellowstone National Park’s 150-Year History
Climate change is helping invasive species take over trout habitats in Montana, study says - Washington Post
Climate change is helping invasive species take over trout habitats in Montana, study says
CU study: Fires, drought in changing climate affecting high-altitude forests - EurekaAlert
CU study: Fires, drought in changing climate affecting high-altitude forests
High-elevation forests now burning more frequently than any time in the past 2,000 years - Montana Free Press
High-elevation forests now burning more frequently than any time in the past 2,000 years As climate change dries out high-elevation forests, they become more flammable and are burning with increasing frequency. Depicted is the Druid Complex, which included six lightning-sparked fires that started inside Yellowstone National Park in 2013. Credit: Mike Lewelling / National Park Service
Yellowstone is Warming at Its Fastest Rate in 1,250 Years - Scientific American
Yellowstone is Warming at Its Fastest Rate in 1,250 Years