As the U.S. moves closer to removing Wyoming gray wolf populations from the endangered species list, concerns about the fate of wolves remain.
Yellowstone Ecology
Yellowstone supervolcano eruptions more frequent; historic eruption actually two events, researchers conclude
New conclusions surface about the mighty supervolcano in Yellowstone National Park, often cited for a massive eruption that covered the region in hot ash.
Ecologists: Forest fire frequency in Yellowstone ecosystem may increase because of warming climate
A new study finds that climate change may spark more forest fires in the Yellowstone ecosystem, resulting in a shift from mature, old-growth forests to younger forests and woodlands.
Yellowstone supervolcano imagery shows underground plume larger than earlier seismic readings indicate
New images from the University of Utah suggest that the large plume of partly molten rock underneath Yellowstone may be larger than previously believed. However, no predictions of when a cataclysmic eruption of the famed supervolcano might occur were offered.
Study: Yellowstone wolves not helping aspens regenerate
The reintroduction of wolves into Yellowstone National Park is not helping aspen groves, despite declines in the number of elk, according to a new study.
