U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and the U.S. District Court for the District of Wyoming is set to welcome 38 new Americans during a naturalization ceremony Thursday at Yellowstone National Park. Magistrate Judge Stephanie A. Hambrick will administer the Oath of Allegiance. The 38 citizenship candidates originate from 22 countries including: … [Read more...] about New Americans Welcomed at Yellowstone
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Grand Teton Berry Season: How to Enjoy the View and Keep the Bears Safe
It's that time of the year! It is berry season, and a special set of visitors is showing up on the Moose-Wilson road to dine. The area's bear population is out and about, looking for hawthorn and chokecherry berries before they hibernate for the winter. Park officials from the Grand Teton National Park have asked visitors to help the bears enjoy their mealtime in peace. With … [Read more...] about Grand Teton Berry Season: How to Enjoy the View and Keep the Bears Safe
Man Scalded then Arrested in Yellowstone
A Michigan man is in hot water with Federal authorities in Yellowstone National Park after reportedly drunkenly injuring himself in a thermal feature inside the park. Jason D. Wicks, 49, of Hillman, Michigan, was arraigned in federal court on August 23. He is facing criminal charges of off-trail travel in a thermal area of Yellowstone. He is accused of being under the … [Read more...] about Man Scalded then Arrested in Yellowstone
Grand Teton National Park Wants Visitor Feedback
Grand Teton National Park invites the public to share their thoughts on the use, experience, and access to the park until October 10, 2023. The feedback will help shape and enhance future visitor experiences. Engagement Opportunities: Both sessions will cover identical content, offering flexibility for those wishing to participate. Feedback Submission:We encourage … [Read more...] about Grand Teton National Park Wants Visitor Feedback
Bear Raids Picnic in Grand Teton National Park
In spite of warnings to visitors at Grand Teton National Park, someone left a backpack with food in it unattended on the shore of Phelps Lake. A black bear sniffed it out and got a taste of human food. Such an incident can lead to a death sentence for the bear. Many Bears Getting Human Food Park officials say it is the fourth recent incident of black bears getting access … [Read more...] about Bear Raids Picnic in Grand Teton National Park
