A tourist ventured too close to one of the most iconic geysers in Yellowstone National Park, and part of her illegal ...

"Thin out the gene pool." National Park Service scolds tourists over behavior near dangerous spring: 'Common sense is so rare ...

The valley is the “perfect storm” for roadkill, said Daniel Anderson, a Montana resident who co-founded Yellowstone Safe ...

Yellowstone isn't the only public park with steep punishments for violating the rules. Most national parks have similar policies, both in Canada and the U.S.

Yellowstone National Park's bison are mostly contained to the park, but West Yellowstone, Montana, is one place where they roam freely. At ...

Officials and guides have spotted grizzly and black bears emerging from hibernation at Yellowstone National Park ...

Tourists are required to stay on marked paths in thermal areas because of the dangers of the hot springs, geysers and steam ...

After the Trump administration ordered the firing of 1,000 National ... are the most dangerous animals in the park. As Newsweek reported, a 2019 study revealed that 25 Yellowstone tourists ...

The first bears of 2025 have been spotted in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. Adult males, called boars, are emerging from their dens this month, with females and juvenile bears expected to ...

Yellowstone ... and mud pots, are dangerous due to their extremely hot temperatures. Likewise, you should stay a safe distance from animals at all times. The National Park Service suggests putting ...

The number one priority is public safety, but natural resources are also important in places like Yellowstone National Park.” ...