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Hearing On Tribal Co-Management Of Federal Lands Leads To Domestic Energy Debate

A congressional hearing Tuesday into how best federal land-management agencies could tap Native American expertise for natural resource issues opened the door for Republicans to push for more oil and gas drilling and development of a national energy policy in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Yellowstone At 150: Challenges Go More Than Crowd-Deep

“A thousand Yellowstone wonders are calling, ‘Look up and down and round about you!’” In an 1885 essay, John Muir waxed rhapsodic about the nation’s first national park, then just 13 years old. Yellowstone’s wonders still were little known except to Native Americans who had been on the land for millennia; East coasters assumed it was a “park” akin to New York City’s Central Park. At its 150th birthday, Yellowstone is an eternity away from that wrongheaded view, and enmeshed in raft of modern-day complexities never envisioned its youth.

National Parks Traveler Checklist: Yellowstone In Winter

Visiting Yellowstone National Park in winter is a wondrous experience with far fewer crowds and plenty to see and do. Snow and cold temperatures really change the character of this national park to reveal a different side of Yellowstone’s multifaceted personality. If you are considering a winter trip to this national park, then this checklist should help you with those plans.