Additionally, beaver ponds and the resulting elevated water tables support ... continuity of fuels that would otherwise allow fires to spread rapidly. Research in Yellowstone National Park following ...

In 1951, Trap Pond became one of Delaware’s first state parks, preserving this remarkable ecosystem for future generations.

This time people were reaching out to Christensen, who leads the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, to let him know that his Bozeman-based nonprofit organization was involved in more of a cultural ...

Underneath Yellowstone National Park, magma bubbles and flows. But exactly how close it is to the surface has long been a mystery to scientists — until now. For the first time, researchers have ...

It turns out that beneath the wild expanse of Yellowstone National Park lies one of the most closely watched volcanic systems on Earth. And while the massive supervolcano beneath the park has long ...

If you are a fan of the Taylor Sheridan universe, then you know that he loves to reuse actors and connect shows to one another—case in point: Yellowstone, 1883, 1923, 1944, The Madison and 6666 ...

Are westerns making a comeback? In the wake of Taylor Sheridan’s wildly successful Yellowstone series and its various spinoffs, more contemporary-made westerns have been turning up on streaming ...

Buckle up, Yellowstone fans! Whether you’re a die-hard Dutton loyalist or just here for the rugged ranching drama, it’s time to dive into how every season of Yellowstone stacks up according to ...

This hot spot is a death trap for bison. This hot spot in Yellowstone is a death trap for bison, but that doesn't stop them.

The insects in Yellowstone can't mirror that behavior, since the water that flows from the hot springs is more than 100°F and acidic or alkaline. "Insects don't control their body temperature.