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Yellowstone National Park at an increased risk of wildfires due to standing dead trees, warn researchersResearchers are urging Yellowstone officials to invest in greater protection after the findings of a new report ...
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Yellowstone's standing dead trees pose growing wildfire dangerStanding dead trees in Yellowstone National Park are ... to understand how dead trees contribute to fire danger. The team used a random forest classification model, a powerful machine learning ...
Some employees in the National Park Service and other federal agencies who manage public lands in the Greater Yellowstone ...
Comparing pollen records from three lakes in different geological substrates highlights the influence of geology and climate on long-term vegetation development.
CODY — Stories from the Yellowstone fires of 1988, which burned approximately 1.3 million acres inside the park and surrounding area, were shared recently during a program at the Buffalo Bill ...
Crews rescued an injured snowmobiler who hit a tree 4.5 miles west of West Yellowstone at the Two Top Forest Service Trail ... to a Hebgen Basin Rural Fire District ambulance for further ...
But the huge fire of 1988 ultimately produced few ... Wolf reintroduction, predation risk, and cottonwood recovery in Yellowstone National Park. Forest Ecology and Management, 184, 299-313.
Some employees in the National Park Service and other federal agencies who manage public lands in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem may be exempt from the Trump administration’s hiring freeze.
The U.S. Forest Service will fire roughly 3,400 federal employees across every level of the agency beginning Thursday, according to two people familiar with the plans. The move targets employees who ...
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