Officials are warning visitors to Yellowstone National Park not to get too close to animals after a man was gored by a bison.

A second bison goring incident has been reported in Yellowstone National Park this year, highlighting the importance of respecting wildlife in the area.

Unfortunately, there’s an epidemic that hits Yellowstone every summer… and it only affects individuals who don’t have enough common sense to give wildlife personal space. We see it time and time (and ...

Construction of the $120-million, four-span steel plate girder bridge spanning the Yellowstone River gorge is slated to ...

This is the second such injury involving a bison in the park in just a month. Officials issue warning after bison gores man ...

The National Park Service is calling for a 20% increase in the bison population. The service has released its preferred alternative for a new Interagency Bison Management Plan, which comes more ...

Springtime can only mean one thing for Yellowstone National Park: The newborn baby animals are coming out to play.

“Montana’s suit challenging the National Park Service’s Yellowstone bison plan is akin to standing in the path of our national mammal’s cultural restoration to Indigenous communities ...

The National Park Service as a whole saw a record number of 331.9 recreation visits last year. Of the 63 NPS sites designated ...

As National Parks Traveler reports, Yellowstone welcomed a total of 566,363 guests in the month of May, which was a ...