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Yellowstone National Park says staff and Wyoming wildlife managers have confirmed the first case of chronic wasting disease in a park animal.
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Conservation group successfully blocks gold mine development saving the park and it's revenue.
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Montana state officials oppose the Yellowstone draft bison plans, citing factors such as disease transmission in their response.
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Whitebark pine restoration in Yellowstone National Park, Glacier, and Grand Teton National Park is receiving $44 million from the Inflation Reduction Act.Federal agencies, conservation groups and tribal leaders recently gathered in Bozeman at the Museum of the Rockies to view a new film about the imperiled tree species and to discuss how to save it.
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A recently published annual rundown counts around 108 wolves as of December, and recent monitoring efforts estimate packs are even larger as summer wraps up
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The National Park Service says nonnative fish threaten the resources of native aquatic animals like the Yellowstone cutthroat trout.
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Full and-part time workers at Yellowstone National Park voted to join the National Federation of Federal Employees.A business representative for the National Federation of Federal Employees ays the goal is to have a contract in place by the next season, but it could take longer.
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In a news release Tuesday Yellowstone officials say a park wildlife biologist on a tracking flight spotted the first grizzly to emerge from hibernation.
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Year-end data from Yellowstone National park show visitation in 2022 was down about a third from 2021, the park’s busiest year on record.