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An outbreak of canine distemper virus throughout Wyoming's wolf population has significantly reduced numbers across the state, including in Yellowstone National Park. Read more about this outbreak and what it means for the state's wolf population.
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Curious about how much water actually shoots out of Old Faithful? Read on to find out!
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Ravens and wolves share one of the most iconic relationships in the wild—but how do these birds actually find food in such vast, unpredictable landscapes? New research is prompting scientists to take a closer look at this long-held assumption and rethink what we know about scavenger behavior. Read the full blog post to explore this fascinating relationship and what it reveals about intelligence, survival, and life in the wild.
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Yellowstone’s dynamic landscape just got even more exciting—a brand-new, milky-blue thermal pool has emerged in Norris Geyser Basin! Read more to learn about this new discovery!
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A recent study from Washington State University highlights the significant impact of a parasitic worm on moose health and survival, emphasizing the urgent need for further research and conservation efforts. Read on to learn more about this critical issue and its implications for wildlife management.
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The Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team captured a familiar Yellowstone griz in October of this year and discovered he weighed just three pounds shy of the record weight for Yellowstone's heaviest grizzly bear. Read on to learn about this impressive bear!
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Are wolverines about to be listed under the Endangered Species Act? This elusive, low-density mammal has been in trouble for a long time, and it may finally receive much-needed protections. Read on to learn more.
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Recent scientific findings have revealed a unique disease resistance among wolves with black coats. Click to read more.
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This winter proved brutal for Wyoming's mule deer herd. Researchers at the University of Wyoming reported a 100% loss of all radio-collared fawns born in 2022, a 70% loss of collared does, and a 60% loss of collared bucks in the Wyoming Range Mule Deer Herd.
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This winter's record-breaking snowpack has been devastating for western Wyoming's pronghorn antelope population. Read on to learn more about how herds are faring and how wildlife officials aim to help the population.
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Increasing population numbers among bighorn sheep herds raise alarms about pneumonia outbreaks.
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New research reveals that a parasite infection in wolves increases aggressive behavior and doubles wolves' chances of becoming pack leaders.
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