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• Old Faithful Live Webcam

  This was pretty cool and easy to use. You just need to go to the NPS site and click on Yellowstone and then Webcams. You’ll find a few video tours and the Old Faithful webcam. I was fortunate to see a wolf and Old Faithful erupt within 5 or 10 minutes... Posted Jan 25 2008, 01:50 PM by accorie with | with no comments Filed under: Yellowstone, Old Faithful, webcam

• Yellowstone National Park geyser spews to life

  A fickle geyser has erupted back to life in Yellowstone National Park. The erratic Giant Geyser is in the Upper Geyser Basin along the Firehole River, and has been a show stopper to viewers. Traditionally it's gone months, and even a year without... Posted Dec 11 2007, 12:12 PM by Stu Marks with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Yellowstone, explosive guyser

• Turkeys Aren’t the Only Victims This Season; Run Buffalo, Run

  The state of Montana has issued 44 kill tags for buffaloes that don’t exist according to the story released by NativeTimes.com. The argument is made against the state sanctioned shoot, then clearly claims that there aren’t any buffalo in Montana. What... Posted Nov 30 2007, 11:20 AM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Yellowstone, shoot, native Americans, buffalo

• Yellowstone Controversy Ripples Down to Grand Canyon

  As expected, the ripple effect caused by the snowmobile issues in Yellowstone are reaching other parks. The Grand Canyon is now engaged in a controversy with “river use police” who have decided that running motorized craft on the river is somehow harmful... Posted Nov 30 2007, 10:44 AM by Stu Marks with | with 2 comment(s) Filed under: Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, River Motorized Craft, Judge

• Snowmobiles in Yellowstone; 720 this winter, 540 next winter

  Park Page According to the Associated Press, the final word has come down from the park service regarding snowmobile management in Yellowstone National Park. This issue is much like many issues in American pop culture today; one is either very for snowmobiles... Posted Nov 20 2007, 10:24 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Yellowstone, Snowmobiles, IRS

• Story censored from the Helena paper finally makes it to the public.

  There are many who would wish that the general public not be aware of the push by law makers in the three states that are resident for the greatest patrons of Yellowstone and Grant Tetons to allow more snowmobiles into the park this winter. The linked... Posted Nov 15 2007, 09:37 AM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Yellowstone, Snowmobiles, Grand Tetons, censorship

• Yellowstone fire doused by snowfall

  A fire was mostly doused by a snow storm this morning near Yellowstone according to an AP story. We often hear of firefighters praying for rain, but snow is a new blessing in the fire fighting arena as far as new stories go. Read the story here and then... Posted Nov 13 2007, 04:31 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Fire, Yellowstone

• Moose and People; A Symbiotic Relationship Develops in Yellowstone

  If the title isn’t strange enough, I found this information from a source in China called China View, produced by the Xinhua News Agency in China Recent publications have released the results from a nine year study regarding moose and their developing... Posted Oct 10 2007, 12:27 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Yellowstone, Bear, Moose, Resources, Ecosystem, Human Tampering, Redwood National Park

• New Yellowstone Winter Use Plan seeks to please everyone, pleases no one.

  In the ongoing War for Public Snow, the fact that Yellowstone officials have decided to allow the current number of snowmobiles actually entering the park to be maintained as well as keeping the limit well above that number by a factor of almost 200%... Posted Sep 26 2007, 10:52 AM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: National Park, Yellowstone, Wyoming, Cody, Snow, Snowmobiles, Boston Tea Party, Public Opinion

• Feds face off against Yellowstone officials in defense of Cody residents

  Governors and congreesman facing off against an NPS park official really adds significant weight to their position as land lords. I’m not sure that they really have that much authority. National Park officials are required by law to answer to the people... Posted Sep 13 2007, 02:41 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Outdoor News, National Park, Yellowstone, Wyoming, WY, Cody, Opinion

• More is Better; Yellowstone Visits Way up

  Regardless of the recent attempts by many to stuff news stories with false claims that suggest locals want to decrease snowmobile traffic, thereby harming local trade, there is one number that can’t possibly be misconstrued or misrepresented by either... Posted Sep 06 2007, 09:41 AM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Outdoor News, Vacation, Yellowstone, Wyoming, Recreation, visitor count

• Bus driver hurt in Glacier National Park crash

  Sep 4, 2007 11:06 AM CDT A Glacier National Park Shuttle bus driver was flown to Kalispell Regional Medical Center after the bus went off the side of the road east of Apgar Village on Sunday. Officials say Benny Gardner of Kalispell was driving the bus... Posted Sep 04 2007, 02:17 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Adventure, Yellowstone, Transportation, Accident

• New Glacier National Park bus system shutting down for the season

  The buses at Glacier National Park have headed to the garage for the winter and officials say that the Apgar Transit Center hit record numbers for their first year in operation exceeding expectations. The shuttle buses carried over 125,000 passengers... Posted Sep 04 2007, 02:11 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Vacation, National Park, Yellowstone, Transportation

• Small wildfire breaks out in Yellowstone National Park

  Aug 28, 2007 11:58 AM CDT Fire crews have found a new blaze that's burning in the backcountry of Yellowstone National Park. The Lookout Fire is located about 1.5 miles southwest of Heart Lake and the lightning sparked blaze was discovered Sunday afternoon... Posted Aug 28 2007, 02:56 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Outdoor News, Adventure, Park, 2007 Fire Season, National Park, Fire, American, Yellowstone, Tetons, Wyoming

• First Lady Promotes Junior Ranger Program

  First Lady Promotes Junior Ranger Program The Junior Ranger Program is something that’s been around for a while, and The First Lady has adopted it as one of those issues close to her heart. We think that it’s so full of interesting things to get children... Posted Aug 28 2007, 09:00 AM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Outdoor News, Teacher, Adventure, Vacation, Park, National Park, Field Trip, American, Yellowstone, Tetons

• Yellowstone and Tetons Picking up Bush Money

  Early Payouts of the Bush Parks Plan to Start Soon A few months ago, the long awaited Bush Initiative to ready the parks for the 2016 centennial celebration announced that the parks would all be getting the largest financial boost since the first national... Posted Aug 27 2007, 11:28 PM by Stu Marks with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: Outdoor News, Adventure, Vacation, National Park, American, Yellowstone

• Three-Year-Old Bear removed from Yellowstone

  by Stu Marks, Adventure-Crew Outdoors Editor According to a story published minutes ago by a Kansas TV station, a three-year-old grizzly bear known as Grizzly #538 was captured and removed from Yellowstone National Park on Sunday after crossing the line... Posted Aug 22 2007, 05:44 PM by Stu Marks with | with no comments Filed under: Outdoor News, Washington, National Park, Grizzly Bear, Yellowstone