Memorial Day weekend in Yellowstone is a zoo, and this year was no exception. A number of interactions between wildlife and reckless people has resulted in the deaths of several animals in Yellowstone National Park in two separate incidents. Two black bears were hit by cars on May 28th. In response to the accident, Yellowstone National Park stressed that animal fur absorbs … [Read more...] about Tourists put Yellowstone elk calf in car
National Parks
Yellowstone asks for responsible behavior
Yellowstone National Park is renowned for its stunning wildlife viewing opportunities, attracting millions of visitors each year. However, recent incidents have highlighted the need for responsible behavior to ensure the safety and well-being of both wildlife and visitors. The park authorities are calling on visitors to understand the negative impacts their actions can have on … [Read more...] about Yellowstone asks for responsible behavior
Hawaii Man Guilty of Disturbing Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park
A recent incident at Yellowstone National Park resulted in Clifford Walters, a Hawaii man, pleading guilty to intentionally disturbing wildlife. His actions led to the euthanization of a newborn bison calf, emphasizing the importance of respecting and preserving wildlife. Let's explore the details of the incident and the significance of wildlife conservation in national … [Read more...] about Hawaii Man Guilty of Disturbing Wildlife in Yellowstone National Park
Tragic Incident in Yellowstone National Park
On the evening of May 20, 2023, an unidentified man intentionally disturbed a newborn bison calf, resulting in the death of the animal. This incident has prompted Yellowstone to seek the public's assistance in their investigation, while also stressing the need for visitors to give wildlife the space they need to thrive. Tourist pulls bison out of river In the park's … [Read more...] about Tragic Incident in Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming and Bureau of Reclamation collaborate on Jackson Lake Dam agreement
The State of Wyoming and the Bureau of Reclamation have successfully reached an agreement on water management operations for the Upper Snake River Basin, ensuring the protection of fisheries below Jackson Lake Dam. In a joint effort to safeguard the ecosystem, Wyoming will supplement flows, maintaining releases at a minimum of 280 cubic feet per second. Wyoming commits to … [Read more...] about Wyoming and Bureau of Reclamation collaborate on Jackson Lake Dam agreement