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There have been a lot of bear cub sightings out in

There have been a lot of bear cub sightings out in the park of late. Black and grizzly bears will give birth to 1-3 cubs each spring with the rare occasion of four cubs.

As usual, watch from afar with binoculars, scopes, or long camera lenses, follow directions from bear jam safety rangers, and drive cautiously throughout the park. And, of course, delight in these incredible animals we have here in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem!

Grizzly with triplets, YF / Cindy Shaffer
Black bear cubs climbing tree, YF / Matt Ludin

Watch (and listen) as a mini avalanche of snow and

Watch (and listen) as a mini avalanche of snow and ice falls into the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and a young boy can’t help but yell out in excitement. 😮 - at the Brink of the Lower Falls

If you’ve stayed at the historic Old Faithful In

Join us in Yellowstone this summer and you will se

Join us in Yellowstone this summer and you will see a ton, learn a lot, and may develop superhuman strength.

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Word is that elk calving season has begun in Yello

Word is that elk calving season has begun in Yellowstone! Yes, they are officially adorable, but it is time to be extra cautious and aware of your surroundings.

-From the park service-

Cow elk are much more aggressive towards people during the calving season and may run toward you or kick. Always keep at least 25 yards from elk.

Stay alert. Look around corners before exiting buildings or walking around blind spots: cow elk may bed their calves near buildings and under cars.

Be extra cautious during early morning and evening hours when it can be difficult to see wildlife.

If an elk runs toward you, find shelter in your vehicle or behind a tall, sturdy barrier as quickly as possible. Attacks can be unprovoked and unpredictable.

Video: Newborn calf takes first steps (from a previous spring) – NPS / Jacob W. Frank

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Sunrise this morning on the Madison River. 📷:

Sunrise this morning on the Madison River.

📷: YF / Alyssa McGeeley

Fly fishing season is upon us! Yellowstone Nationa

The Yellowstone Tribal Heritage Center has officia

A mischievous magpie harasses a defenseless elk on

A mischievous magpie harasses a defenseless elk on a recent morning in Yellowstone. One of the perils of not having arms and hands...

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