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Bear Trapping And Monitoring Coming To Yellowstone National Park

As part of ongoing efforts to monitor the population of grizzly bears and black bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, biologists with the National Park Service and Interagency Grizzly Bear Study Team will be conducting scientific grizzly bear and black bear research operations in Yellowstone National Park from August 21 through October 31.

Minuteman Missile National Historic Site To Celebrate New Park Film

As the summer season comes to an end, Minuteman Missile National Historic Site in South Dakota invites the public to celebrate the completion of the new park orientation film, Beneath The Plains: The Minuteman Missile On Alert. This is the first official film produced for the park, and complements the exhibits installed two years ago.

Mysterious Boating Accident Leaves Two Dead, One Missing At Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area

A mysterious boating accident has left two dead and another missing and presumed dead at Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area in northern Wyoming and southern Montana. Search efforts continued Thursday, five days after the single-vessel accident, for the missing man.

Grand Teton National Park Researchers Study String, Leigh Lake Visitors

Grand Teton National Park managers are learning from research and field staff observations to improve visitor use management and provide high quality visitor experiences in the popular String and Leigh lakes area. Social scientists from Oregon State, Penn State, and Utah State universities are nearing completion of a two-year study to better understand visitor use, experience, and behaviors in this scenic area as well as the related resource impacts.