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Some businesses are worried that the status of national parks, along with rising costs, could deter visitors from coming to tourism gateway towns this summer.
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Federal wildlife officials spread the world-famous bear’s ashes in Grand Teton National Park, after she was hit by a car.
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In other news, a wildfire sparked Tuesday at Antelope Island State Park, prompting the evacuation of the visitor center. And, a federal judge has dismissed part of a lawsuit made against Utah for its new social media laws.
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Supporters of Yellowstone National Park from 47 states and seven countries contributed over $6.25 million to buy out a gold mining claim on the southern slope of Crevice Mountain.
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There is a whole micro industry of food bloggers and Tik Tokers that can tell you how to make gourmet meals while camping in the great outdoors. While these concoctions do look delicious, this week's Eating the Past with Jamie Sanders explores simpler fair while camping.
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A team of researchers noticed that as you go south along the Rockies, the number of black coated wolves will increase. But what does this have to do with the deadly canine distemper disease?
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A recent study examined the contradictory aspects of predators interactions with ecosystems – and with people. Their conclusions brings light to a topic critical to ecologist and to all of us interested in fostering better health of our ecosystems.
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New research from Utah State University calls into question one of biology’s classic tales – the role of gray wolves in Yellowstone.