Why Wildlife Moves

June 15, 2018

by Lance Craighead

Ecologist Lance Craighead digs into 13,000 years of natural history and ponders what climate change means for Greater Yellowstone

Ryan Zinke Scores A Pyrrhic Victory In Yellowstone

June 14, 2018

by Todd Wilkinson

After ousting Dan Wenk over bison, Interior Secretary now must decide: will he stand behind his controversial National Park Service Director?

Cameron Sholly Named New Superintendent Of Yellowstone

June 13, 2018

by Mountain Journal

Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke announces replacement for Dan Wenk

Second Person In Three Days Injured By Cow Elk In Yellowstone

June 5, 2018

by Todd Wilkinson

Thirty-two-minute-old elk calf in Mammoth Hot Springs; Jim Peaco/NPS

In America's first national park, wapiti mothers are protective of their calves, no matter how docile they look

Honoring Šung'mayetu The Underdog

June 4, 2018

by Lois Red Elk-Reed

From her home on the prairie, poet Lois Red Elk debuts two new tributes to coyote

The American West's Uncivil War: Assessing Watt, Zinke, Future Generations

June 3, 2018

by Mountain Journal

Students gaze into the future and past of the American West

A MoJo interview with Don Snow. Part 3: how we got here and where the environmental movement goes next

With Conservation, It's Not Hunters And Anglers Versus Everyone Else

May 29, 2018

by Dan Ashe

Former Fish and Wildlife Service Director Dan Ash

Former national director of the US Fish and Wildlife Service warns that conservation must evolve, not be stuck in its white past

The American West's Uncivil War: What Would Wallace Stegner Think?

May 25, 2018

by Mountain Journal

A MoJo interview with Don Snow about his native West. Part 1: seeing the region whole

In Tom Miner Basin, Horse As Extension Of Place And Self

May 20, 2018

by Louise Johns

For Julie Anderson, horses bring a grounding perspective in life in the wild Gallatins north of Yellowstone. Enjoy Louise Johns' new column and Western women and equines

Gallatin Valley's Tempest Of Growth

May 15, 2018

by Todd Wilkinson

Bozeman as it is. Photo courtesy Montana State University

Headwaters Economics calls attention to alarming rate of disappearing open space around Bozeman. What does it mean for the wild Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem?