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Coming Attraction
While this new year has started off with unbelievable tragedy, we dedicate our hearts to those who've lost loved ones and property; but we celebrate the strength and courage of the firefighters, both air and land, who fought bravely to preserve homes and wilderness space for our wildlife.
YELLOWSTONE - 150 YEARS
Yellowstone National Park preserves one of the largest, temperate-zone ecosystems on Earth. About 99% of the Park is managed as wilderness and Park biologists continually work to promote its natural ecological processes by restoring populations of many native species - in constructing nesting platforms for swans, suppressing non-native fish, establishing wolf den and bear management areas, rehabbing injured raptors and reviving extirpated, endangered or threatened wildlife.
Yellowstone's fortune is its wildness.