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The Yellowstone Field Research Expeditions: Vincent Schaefer
Originally posted in Yellowstone’s In the Shadow of the Arch blog by Miriam Watson YELL 114672: Expedition members used a sky camera to capture the visual effects produced by cloud seeding. Leader Vincent Schaefer is pictured in the middle. With its unique geothermal features…
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Fall Colors in Yellowstone National Park
When most people think of Yellowstone, they picture geysers, bison, and dramatic mountain landscapes. But autumn brings a different kind of magic to the park. As temperatures cool and summer crowds fade, Yellowstone’s forests and valleys burst into shades of gold, amber, orange,…
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Yellowstone’s Great Autumn Migration
How changing daylight, weather, and food availability guide the journeys of songbirds, waterfowl, and raptors as they prepare for winter beyond Yellowstone. By Mary Ricker, Institute Field Educator Signs of the changing seasons are showing up all over Yellowstone’s landscape.…
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Yellowstone in Winter: A Rare and Remarkable Experience
Most visitors never get to see Yellowstone like this — quiet, pristine, and nearly untouched. Winter transforms the park into a peaceful wilderness where iconic landscapes and wildlife take center stage, without the crowds. With exclusive access to areas unreachable by most,…
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Yellowstone Forever Calendar Photo Contest
Yellowstone Forever, Yellowstone National Park’s official nonprofit partner, invites you to submit images to be considered for our Yellowstone Forever 2028 Wall Calendar! From the park’s awe-inspiring thermal features, waterfalls, abundant wildlife, and beyond, we are looking…
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Yellowstone Forever 2028 Calendar Photo Contest | Terms & Conditions
See the following for official guidelines, terms, and conditions for the Yellowstone Forever 2028 Calendar Photo Contest Submission: Photographers may submit up to 5 images. *New this year – Contestants must submit one photo entry at a time. File Naming: Each image filename…
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Truman C. Everts: Yellowstone’s First Unlucky Adventurer
Originally posted in Yellowstone’s In the Shadow of the Arch blog by Miriam Watson, Museum Curator When Truman C. Everts of Helena, Montana, joined the Washburn-Langford-Doane expedition to Yellowstone in August 1870, he couldn’t have imagined the ordeal ahead. Little is known…
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Preparing for Departure: Migration, Fat, & Fall Strategy
How multiple species – from birds to bears – prepare for winter through movement and energy storage. By Amanda Harper, Institute Field Educator The brutal heat dies down, and the crisp fall breeze sweeps across the landscape. As humans, we turn to our climate-controlled homes…
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Stressed & Resilient: Wildfire Ecology in Yellowstone
How plants, animals, and even insects adapt to wildfire season. By Amanda Evans, Institute Lead Field Educator When fire sweeps through human communities, it can be devastating. In wild landscapes, however, fire plays a vital ecological role. It recycles dead vegetation, returns…
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Park Plants and Herbarium | In the Shadow of the Arch
Originally posted in Yellowstone’s In the Shadow of the Arch blog by Hayley Tuggle, Museum Technician What is a herbarium? Some of you might ask, “what is a herbarium?”, and for those new to the term, it’s a facility that preserves dried, pressed plant specimens to document…