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Stressed & Resilient: Wildfire Ecology in Yellowstone
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (279+ words) By Amanda Evans, Institute Lead Field Educator In regions where fire has been a natural force for thousands of years, plants and animals have evolved strategies to cope with, survive, and even benefit from this landscape-scale disturbance. Most animals can…...
Stressed & Resilient: Life in Yellowstone's Driest Weeks
1+ mon, 2+ day ago (279+ words) By Amanda Evans, Institute Lead Field Educator In regions where fire has been a natural force for thousands of years, plants and animals have evolved strategies to cope with, survive, and even benefit from this landscape-scale disturbance. Most animals can…...
Sharing Space: When Wildlife & Visitors Cross Paths
2+ mon, 4+ day ago (742+ words) Yellowstone Forever Most weekends, I grab an iced coffee, pack a lunch, and drive out to a pond somewhere in Yellowstone. After I set up my scope and grab my binoculars, I spend a few hours watching birds and enjoying…...
Life Beneath Our Feet: Soil, Steam, and Spring Renewal
5+ mon, 1+ day ago (336+ words) It’s not a prank: April 1st means winter is coming to a close. The sun is shining down along the valleys on a spring morning. The elk and bison turn their faces toward the warmth that is becoming more prevalent every…...
Breaking into Bear Biology
6+ mon, 3+ day ago (275+ words) March in Yellowstone comes with many things: snow, freezing temperatures, but also the first glimpses of spring. The first bison calves often drop, the earliest of wildflowers poke through, the sun peeks out a little longer each day, and as…...
Winter’s Quiet Reservoir: How Snowpack Shapes Yellowstone’s Year
7+ mon, 2+ day ago (257+ words) YF / Matt Ludin YF / Sam Archibald YF / Amanda Evans Plants, too, write their destiny in snow. Glacier Lilies push through recently melted patches, Arrowleaf Balsamroot flares on early-warmed slopes, and sedges carpet the wet places that stay saturated longest. The…...
5 Ways to Make a Lasting Impact and Support Yellowstone’s Future
7+ mon, 6+ day ago (330+ words) Below are five powerful ways you can help safeguard the park you love. Provide steady monthly support in the most sustainable way by becoming a Yellowstone Guardian. Your automatic payments through a digital wallet, credit card, or bank account help…...
Discovering Yellowstone’s Microbes
7+ mon, 1+ week ago (200+ words) For years it was suspected—but never proven—that life could survive in the extreme heat of Yellowstone’s thermal features. Then, in the 1960s, researcher and professor Dr. Thomas Brock found a number of bacteria thriving in a hot spring near…...