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Puffing Yellowstone hot spot raises Jackson Hole

Posted by on 08 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: national parks

Earlier I posted an article on the recent studies of the Yellowstone Hot Spot. Yellowstone’s Quiet Power: A Volcano Forcefully Shapes The Land, Even Between Eruptions.

Here is take the Jackson Hole News and Guide did on the study. Puffing Yellowstone hot spot raises valley. By Cory Hatch.

Record number of arrests in Yellowstone NP in 2006

Posted by on 07 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: national parks, public lands management

Record number for arrests in Yellowstone. Jackson Hole News and Guide.

Hibernation is ending for Yellowstone area bears

Posted by on 07 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: Bears, national parks

There have been several very warm days, and the snow is melting fast. The first grizzly tracks were spotted on February 28.

Story in the Billings Gazette.

New Cody Group, “Shut out of Yellowstone,” seeks to keep Sylvan Pass open through winter.

Posted by on 05 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: national parks, public lands management

This new group is completely fuzzing the issue. The Park Service wants to abandon plowing the pass and triggering artificial avalanches along the route because of the high cost, danger, and declining use. These folks are not being shut of the Yellowstone, they are having a remarkably large subsidy discontinued. Good. Yellowstone Park needs the money for important things.

Story, Shut out of Yellowstone? Casper Star Tribune. By Amy Tripe.

Keeping the pass open. By Brodie Farquhar. Casper Star Tribune. Farquhar analyzes the effort to continue plowing to the pass, etc. “On a per capita basis, the Sylvan Pass avalanche control program worked out to $177.37  per visitor last winter.”

Yellowstone’s Quiet Power: A Volcano Forcefully Shapes The Land, Even Between Eruptions.

Posted by admin on 01 Mar 2007 | Tagged as: national parks

This is in Science Daily (adapted from a news release issued by University of Utah.)

Yellowstone’s Quiet Power