Comparing pollen records from three lakes in different geological substrates highlights the influence of geology and climate on long-term vegetation development.

The iconic landscape of Yellowstone National Park has witnessed an increase in forest cover, thanks to this wild animal.

Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles is a weekly column written by scientists and collaborators of the Yellowstone Volcano Observatory. This week's contribution is from Cathy Whitlock, Regents Professor ...

America’s First National Park Yellowstone National Park holds the title of being America's first national park, and it was ...

Hollywood legend Kevin Costner returns to Fox Nation for a new limited series, "Yellowstone to Yosemite," feeding off the success of its preceding series "Yellowstone: One-Fifty." ...

"One in Five Hundred" checks in with members of gateway communities to hear their first-hand stories of the disaster and its ...

Deep in the most remote area of the Shoshone National Forest is a unique piece of 1893 history, inscribed on a beetle-killed ...

From the national parks of the Rocky Mountains to the music history of Nashville, these American adventures are calling ...

Mountain West communities are split over the USFWS’ decision to manage isolated bear populations as one. But many agree that ...

Researchers are urging Yellowstone officials to invest in greater protection after the findings of a new report ...

In their absence, elk populations severely damaged the ecosystem in the national park, but 20 years later, the return of ...