Yellowstone News and Information

  Yellowstone sees rebirth of wolves along ancient Native American trails

Look for these animals in the snow at Yellowstone this winter

  ‘Mind control’ by parasites influences wolf-pack dynamics in Yellowstone National Park

Why are there so many black wolves in Yellowstone?

  Montana reestablishes wolf hunting quotas outside Yellowstone National Park

  How you can track wolves at Yellowstone National Park

  Five Big Changes Scientists Have Documented During Yellowstone National Park’s 150-Year History

  These 26 Photos Show Why Yellowstone is America's Most Beautiful National Park

  State shuts down wolf hunting and trapping in southwest Montana after threshold is met 

  Video: Enjoy Yellowstone National Park in amazing HDR

Yellowstone supervisor uses 150th anniversary to reflect on lessons learned

ZooMontana among groups concerned with wolf population in Yellowstone  

  Experience Montana's best winter activities (that aren't all skiing)

A Glitzy Bozeman Hotel Is Helping Travelers See Yellowstone’s Rare Wolves This Winter  

15 wolves killed north of Yellowstone so far this season

  Scientists reexamine the effect of wolves on aspen tree recovery in Yellowstone

  Book 'Yellowstone Wolves' Receives Prestigious Wildlife Society Award

  News Release Three Yellowstone wolves killed in Montana during first week of Montana’s hunting season Junction Butte pups (not the pups recently killed) photographed by wolf program park staff using a telephoto lens. NPS / Jeremy SunderRaj 2019 Subscribe | What is RSS News Release Date: September 27, 2021 Contact: Morgan Warthin , (307) 344-2015 MAMMOTH HOT SPRINGS, WY - Yellowstone National Park wolf biologists report that the park’s Junction Butte Pack (27 wolves) lost three wolves to Montana hunters during the first week of Montana’s wolf hunting season. The Junction Butte Pack transcends Yellowstone’s northern range and is the most viewed wolf pack in the world. Multiple recent overflights conducted by the park confirmed the pack size has been reduced from 27 to 24 animals, losing two female pups and one female yearling. Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks (FWP) confirms three wolves were killed outside of Yellowstone in the general vicinit

  Montana panel to decide future of wolf quota areas near national parks

  A week-long vacation at Yellowstone