Yellowstone News and Information

  'Hoot owl' restrictions lifted on portions of some Montana rivers

  Montana wolf proposals draw thousands of comments

  Montana rivers becoming too hot and too low for fish

  Bear pulls NorCal woman out of her tent, kills her in Montana

  Woman Is Killed in Montana Bear Attack

Camper Dies in Montana’s Second Fatal Bear Attack of 2021

  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  

 New Idaho Law Calls For Killing 90% Of The State's Wolves

10 Tips for Planning Your Yellowstone Fishing Trip

  Wolf numbers about flat in Wyoming range

  Explore Yellowstone Park - America's First National Park     Photo: F. Markley, Yellowstone Notebook  

Wildlife's Most Ferocious Predator: Human Sprawl  

Montana governor warned after trapping and killing wolf near Yellowstone