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Public Thoughts Sought On Plan To Replace Yellowstone River Bridge

Severe winter weather, geothermal sources, and short construction seasons top the list of issues Yellowstone National Park managers encounter when planning major projects, such as replacement of the Yellowstone River Bridge between Tower Junction and the park's Northeast Entrance. While replacing the bridge won't happen overnight -- it's expected to take three construction seasons -- park engineers believe they have come up with the appropriate plan, and your thoughts on it are welcomed.

New Zealand's Hydrothermal Explosion At White Island And Its Lessons For Yellowstone

In its latest column, Yellowstone Caldera Chronicles looks at the December 2019 hydrothermal explosion at White Island in New Zealand and what lessons it offers for Yellowstone National Park. Shaul Hurwitz, research hydrologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, wrote the column.

National Parks Traveler Episode 51: Scenic Science In the Parks, Bison Management Plan

Scenic Science In the National Parks and Bison Management Plans
In this week’s show, we sat down with Emily Hoff and Maygen Keller to discuss their upcoming book, Scenic Science of the National Parks, an Explorer's Guide to Wildlife, Geology, and Botany. The book, scheduled to be available March 31, is a wonderfully new guidebook to help you get the most out of your national park adventures. We also talk with Tanya Shenk, a National Park Service scientist who helped develop a draft framework for bison stewardship in the Midwest Region of the park system. It’s a region where you can find bison at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Kansas, Badlands National Park and Wind Cave National Park in South Dakota, and Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota.

Scenic Science Of The National Parks, An Explorer’s Guide To Wildlife, Geology And Botany

There are many resources to help you get the most out of your national park adventures. And there are dozens of guidebooks, it seems, that profess to be the authority on visiting the parks. But there’s a book coming out later this spring that takes a new approach to visiting the parks, an approach built around a park’s residents – their plants, wildlife, and even geology.

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