Yellowstone

The Lacey Act prohibits the import, export, sale, acquisition or purchase of fish, wildlife or plants that are taken in violation of U.S. or Indian law.

Wolves have always been stellar hunters, but it's always crazy to see just how precise and un-afraid they are when taking down this elk in Yellowstone National Park.

No longer do the roads of Yellowstone belong to the people. They have now been taken over by the bison.

The National Park Service strives to make sure tourist are safe while traversing Yellowstone. Their latest tip is a simple, but effective one.

It's always been a well-known fact that the supervolcano in Yellowstone will someday ruin life as we know it. Believe it or not, there is a second volcano that's not too far away from Yellowstone.

Earthquakes at Yellowstone National Park are really no big deal. They happen all the time, but a recent rapid fire earthquake swarm near Lewis Lake was a little weird.

Thanks to technology and a dedicated filmmaker and biologist. We get up close and personal with a migrating heard of elk up in the Yellowstone area.

It's always awesome when we see our wildlife just living their life and bringing traffic to a standstill in Yellowstone.

I don't really have a whole lot to say about this besides the fact that it really does get me excited to go out of Casper at some point this summer.

It's not often you get to actually see the reason why you always carry bear spray when you're in the woods around Yellowstone. This is the exception. A camera crew captured the moment when a grizzly rushed a man who fortunately had bear spray deployed.

I have a dream. Someday, I'd love to have a Wyoming log cabin within hiking distance of the Tetons and Yellowstone. Guess what? Here it is.

This Yellowstone bison taking a dirt bath made me smile. The government may be shut down, but life goes on. I think we need to take a lesson from this beast.