From the daily archives: Tuesday, August 7, 2012
Six of America’s symbolic bird and four wolves fall to poison in vicinity of the Big Prairie Ranger Station-
Last May six bald eagles and four wolves were found dead in the general area of the Big Prairie Ranger Station inside the Bob Marshall Wilderness of NW Montana. This is far up the South Fork […]
Continue Reading →Earlier restrictions had been lifted, but renewed hot, dry weather raises probability of fires-
Due to renewed hot, dry weather after a brief rainy and cooler respite, Yellowstone Park has done the following.
Closures: Astringent Creek Trail at the junction of the Lower Pelican Creek Trail.
– Upper Pelican Creek Trail at the junction of […]
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