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“Talk Trout”
— Native Trout Program Outreach
posted by Editor of Yellowstone Reports
April 17, 2014
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Yellowstone is known as a prime destination for anglers. However, protecting and preserving the park’s world class trout fisheries is an e Read more >
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About the Yellowstone...
posted by Dave Hornoff
April 17, 2014
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Call it 670 miles or perhaps more precisely 674 miles, but either way, the Yellowstone River remains the nation’s longest undammed waterway.
It
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Junction Butte, moose 4-15-14
posted by Laurie Lyman
April 16, 2014
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Hi Everyone ~ Thank you to Doug, Sian, Jim and Bobbi and Sue O. for reporting today
It clouded up over night so, unfortunately, no ecli
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Talking Trout
posted by Dave Hornoff
April 15, 2014
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Yellowstone National Park's staff will travel to nearby communities in the coming weeks to talk with anglers about the ongoing efforts to restore nati Read more >
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Spring Plowing in Yellowstone
— Road Opening Dates
posted by Dave Hornoff
April 13, 2014
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Spring is finally coming to this snowbound high country, but don’t assume that it’s a gentle transition from winter.
April 18, Ye
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8 Mile, Junction Butte 4-12-14
posted by Laurie Lyman
April 12, 2014
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Hi Everyone ~ Thank you to Doug and Sian for notes today.
From Doug ~ It made it below freezing again last night so the slush fir Read more >
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Bear Activity from MTFWP reports
posted by Dave Hornoff
April 11, 2014
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Grizzly Captured near Eureka, Released in Glacier National Park
According to FWP Bear and Lion Specialist Erik Wenum, a 6 year old 340-pound male gri
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Bush-wacking Behind Jct Butte
— A Lot About Nothing
posted by Dan Hartman
April 18, 2014
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Thursday dawned a beautiful day and as Friday was to be raining I decided to get a hike in. This would be my first foray int
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Creepy Sounds
— Blood Moon
posted by Dan Hartman
April 16, 2014
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A pygmy owl called below our cabin just before dark. Listening to the tiny owl got me wandering what other owls might be cal
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Lamar Buffalo Ranch Sustainable Energy Project
— Yellowstone Seeks Comment
posted by Editor of Yellowstone Reports
April 10, 2014
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The National Park Service (NPS) is seeking public input to help prepare an environmental assessment (EA) to analyze impacts associated with proposed c Read more >
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Why I Like Coyotes
— Two Special Days at Lamar
posted by Rick Lamplugh
April 8, 2014
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My wife Mary and I have volunteered and lived during three winters at the Lamar Buffalo Ranch. We drive 14-passenger buses, carrying seminar participa
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Cries in the dark
— Night owl
posted by Dan Hartman
April 6, 2014
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April 1st
Wind had died down so I went out owling. At Pebble I had a strange occurance going on. A horned owl was hoo Read more >
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A Gathering of Naturalists presents
— "The Life & Times of One Tree" on Friday, April 18
posted by Leo Leckie
April 2, 2014
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Join John King as he tells about his relationship with one tree in Yellowstone National Park. The tree has lasted hundreds of years and John, through
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Snowy Night
— Finally, a heart beat
posted by Dan Hartman
April 1, 2014
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The recent wintery weather has hampered my owl listenings, especially the windy evenings. So when I stepped out a couple of Read more >
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Yellowstone Earthquake Felt in Gardiner, MT
— Send Reports to Yellowstone Volcano Observatory
posted by Dr. Jim Halfpenny
March 30, 2014
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At 06:34 this morning (March 30, 2014) a 4.8 magnitude earthquake occurred 18 miles south of Gardiner (see maps and details below
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Sounds in the night
— Quiet so far
posted by Dan Hartman
March 24, 2014
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I've been waiting to write about my boreal owl study until I had something to report. Well, I'm now over three weeks into th Read more >
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A Gathering of Naturalists Presents
— Song of the North
posted by Leo Leckie
March 16, 2014
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Come experience this visual and auditory journey north of 55 degrees F and meet the people, the sea ice, the icebergs and auroras of this other wonder
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$3.6 Billion Impact
— More Than 11 Million Nonresidents Visited Montana in 2013
posted by Editor of Yellowstone Reports
March 14, 2014
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Montana's thriving tourism industry continues to astound. Categories of vacation and visits to family in the state are very often associated wit Read more >
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Scarface, Bear #211
— Insights into the Grand Old Man
posted by Leo Leckie
March 9, 2014
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Yellowstone's big male Grizzliy Bears are beginning to emerge from their winter dens and working the river corridors of the park.
And even the fame o
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Late Winter Snow
— Enough Already!
posted by Dan Hartman
March 9, 2014
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This winter started innocently enough. By mid February some would even say we were having below average snow accumulation. & Read more >
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