Yellowstone National Park
Coverage of Yellowstone National Park in the Nexus archive.
- Alaska runner hospitalized after using bear spray to fight off brown bear on Alaska trail
A runner was hospitalized in Anchorage after using bear spray to fend off a brown bear at Prospect Heights’ Wolverine Bowl trail. The Alaska Department of Fish and Game issued safety warnings regarding poor visibility on overgrown trails, noting that surprise encounters are likely. They urged people to stay in groups and never run when encountering bears.
- Bison charges child in Yellowstone
A bison charged a child in Yellowstone National Park on July 28, but no injuries occurred. The incident occurred when a child approached the grazing animal, prompting the bison to chase them briefly. Park rules require visitors to maintain a 25-yard distance from bison, with stricter 100-yard guidelines for predators like bears. This follows a recent bison-related injury to a grandfather in the park.
- Terrifying encounter between child and rampaging bison in Yellowstone National Park
A child had a terrifying encounter with a rampaging bison in Yellowstone National Park. Park officials have warned that bison cause more injuries to visitors than any other wild animal in the park.
- Child gets nasty shock after family walked FAR too close to angry bison in Yellowstone, weeks after elderly grandpa was tossed into the air
A child suffered a severe shock after a family walked too close to an aggressive bison in Yellowstone National Park. This incident occurred weeks after an elderly man was thrown into the air by the same bison.
- Video shows child's scary encounter with bison at Yellowstone National Park
A child had a scary encounter with a bison at Yellowstone National Park. The incident involved visitors coming close to a bison.
- Video shows child's scary encounter with bison at Yellowstone National Park
A child had a scary encounter with a bison at Yellowstone National Park. The incident involved park visitors experiencing a close call with the animal.
- Video shows child's scary encounter with bison at Yellowstone National Park
A child experienced a scary encounter with a bison at Yellowstone National Park, where visitors had a close encounter with the animal.
- Video shows child's scary encounter with bison at Yellowstone National Park
A video captured a child's frightening encounter with a bison at Yellowstone National Park. Visitors to the park experienced a close encounter with the animal.
- ‘People are realizing August is a crapshoot here’: Climate change means the U.S. west is closing rivers for fishing half the time
Rising water temperatures due to climate change and drought have forced wildlife officials to close rivers for fishing in the U.S. West, endangering trout populations. Restrictions aim to reduce stress on fish, with Colorado and Montana implementing unprecedented closures. The economic impact on Rocky Mountain communities is significant as visitors delay trips to avoid poor summer conditions.
- Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West
Record heat in the US West has led to lethal water temperatures for trout, prompting routine fishing closures on rivers like the Yellowstone and Blackfoot. Wildlife officials in Montana and Colorado have expanded restrictions to protect fish, citing climate change and drought as key factors.
- Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West
Fishing closures in U.S. West rivers are increasing due to record heat and drought, which have raised water temperatures to lethal levels for trout. States like Montana and Colorado have implemented restrictions on major rivers, including Yellowstone and Blackfoot, to protect fish populations amid climate change-driven warming.
- Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West
Record heat in the U.S. West has led to fishing closures on rivers and streams to protect trout from lethal water temperatures. Wildlife officials in Montana and Colorado have expanded afternoon fishing restrictions, citing climate change and drought as contributing factors. Trout fishing closures are becoming routine during summer months, impacting both ecosystems and local economies.
- Fishing closures are becoming routine as record heat warms rivers in the US West
Record heat in the U.S. West has pushed river temperatures to lethal levels for trout, prompting wildlife officials to impose fishing closures during certain hours. Restrictions aim to protect trout species amid drought and lower water levels, with Yellowstone National Park and Montana expanding afternoon bans. The trend aligns with climate change impacts and is affecting both ecosystems and local economies reliant on trout fishing.
- Missing Australian hiker found dead in Wyoming, officials say
A 28-year-old Australian hiker, William Standish, was found dead in the Teton mountains in Wyoming after losing contact with his family while hiking the Continental Divide Trail between Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks. Authorities reported his body was discovered in the Wigwams area, with investigators indicating a fatal fall as the likely cause of death.
- Missing Australian hiker found dead in Wyoming, officials say
A 28-year-old Australian hiker, William Standish, was found dead in the Teton mountains of Wyoming after losing contact with his family while hiking the Continental Divide Trail. Rescuers discovered his body in the Wigwams area, and investigators believe a fatal fall caused his death.
- Australian hiker found dead after going missing on trail near Yellowstone National Park
William Standish, 28, an Australian hiker, was found dead after going missing on a trail near Yellowstone National Park. Evidence suggests he may have fallen from a high-altitude ridgeline separating Grand Teton National Park and the Jedediah Smith Wilderness.
- More complaints surface against Routes Car Rental
A Canadian tourist reported a negative experience with Routes Car Rental in Commerce City, citing unexpected fees, limited mileage restrictions, and a problematic rental vehicle. Denver7 Investigates secured a full refund for the tourist, Paul Kirchner, following complaints about surprise charges and vehicle issues. The Better Business Bureau has given Routes an F rating due to recurring complaints about customer service, billing, and refunds.
- WATCH: Bison rams car, causing flat tire in frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park
A bison rammed a vehicle and caused a flat tire during a frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park. The incident highlights the risks of close wildlife interactions in the park.
- WATCH: Bison rams car, causing flat tire in frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park
A bison rammed a vehicle and caused a flat tire during a frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park. The incident was described as scary, with the animal directly damaging the car.
- Terrifying moment massive bison rams car in Yellowstone National Park
A massive bison in Yellowstone National Park rammed a car, an encounter captured on video and shared on TikTok. The incident highlights a wildlife encounter turning potentially dangerous.
- Bison rams car, causing flat tire in frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park
A bison rammed a vehicle and caused a flat tire during a frightening encounter at Yellowstone National Park. A video of the incident was shared on TikTok by Tonya Names.
- Should grizzly bears roam California again?
Democratic lawmakers in California propose a bill to study reintroducing grizzly bears, supported by tribes and environmentalists as an ecological restoration effort. Rural communities, ranchers, hunting groups, and Republican senators oppose the plan, citing safety concerns and ecosystem changes. The last California grizzly bear died over a century ago.
- Tourists behave badly at Yellowstone’s largest hot spring
Two tourists illegally crossed the fragile crust of Yellowstone’s Grand Prismatic Spring, as captured in a video. An onlooker expressed concern, stating they feared witnessing people die.
- Grandpa tossed 8 feet into air by Yellowstone bison recounts bone-breaking ordeal from hospital bed
A grandpa was thrown eight feet into the air by a bison at Yellowstone National Park and is recounting the bone-breaking attack from a hospital bed. The incident has gone viral.
- Man flipped by bison speaks out: "They move faster than you could ever imagine"
Carl Isom-McDaniel, a 65-year-old man, was flipped by a bison at Yellowstone National Park, resulting in a broken femur and subsequent surgery. He is currently recovering at a Montana hospital.
- Waking up to a world on fire
Wildfires in the Superior National Forest forced closures of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, stranding visitors and requiring rescues. Smoke from the fires affected Madison, Wisconsin, and prompted complaints from Republican officials to the Canadian embassy despite ongoing Canadian evacuations.
- Earthquake rocks Yellowstone National Park near supervolcano feared to be overdue for eruption
An earthquake occurred in Yellowstone National Park near a supervolcano that scientists fear may be overdue for an eruption. The event highlights concerns about the potential for a major volcanic activity in the region.
- Earthquake rocks Yellowstone National Park near supervolcano feared to be overdue for eruption
An earthquake occurred in Yellowstone National Park near a supervolcano that scientists fear may be overdue for an eruption. The event highlights concerns about seismic and volcanic activity in the region.
- Will Trump’s Handoff of Grizzly Management to States Lead to More Dead Bears?
Trump's proposal to transfer grizzly bear management to states under a new rule, allowing states 'management flexibility' which environmental activists fear could hinder the species' recovery. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum proposed this in Montana near Yellowstone National Park.
- Yellowstone bison that tossed tourist 8-feet into air will not be euthanized
A massive bull bison at Yellowstone National Park tossed a tourist eight feet into the air, causing a broken femur. Park officials have decided the bison will not be euthanized.
- Yellowstone tourist tossed 8ft in air by bison says attack could have been worse
Carl McDaniel, 65, was tossed 8ft in the air by a bull bison at Yellowstone National Park, resulting in a broken femur in four places. He stated the attack was not as catastrophic as it could have been, believing the animal spared his life by not goring him.
- Man says he's OK after bison attack at Yellowstone
A 65-year-old man and his grandson were on a walk at Yellowstone National Park when the man was thrown through the air by a bison. The man reported being okay after the incident.
- Grandpa, 65, hurled into the air by bison at Yellowstone has KIND words about beast that attacked him
A 65-year-old grandfather was thrown into the air by a bison at Yellowstone National Park but expressed kind words about the attacking animal. The incident occurred at the park, though no further details about injuries or bison behavior were provided.
- Yellowstone bison attack witness believes man saved his grandson by taking brunt of attack
A grandfather was injured after being attacked by a bison at Yellowstone National Park's Bridge Bay Campground. The photographer who captured the incident described how the grandfather took the brunt of the attack to protect his grandson, with neither man provoking the animal. The grandfather is recovering from multiple broken bones.
- Man tossed into the air by ‘agitated’ bull bison was grandfather visiting Yellowstone with grandson
Carl McDaniel, a grandfather from Washington state, was severely injured after being tossed into the air by an agitated bull bison at Yellowstone National Park. The incident, captured in a viral video, occurred at a campsite and was reported by Wyoming news outlet Cowboy State Daily.
- Man tossed into the air by ‘agitated’ bull bison was grandfather visiting Yellowstone with grandson
Carl McDaniel, a grandfather from Washington state, was severely injured, including broken bones, after being tossed 8ft in the air by a bison at Yellowstone National Park. The incident, captured in a viral video, occurred during a campsite visit with his grandson.
- Bison Launches Yellowstone Tourist During Terrifying Attack
A massive bull bison attacked a tourist at Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming, seriously injuring him by tossing him into the air. The incident occurred while the tourist was walking with his grandson, with the bison charging and head-butting the older man.
- Bison attacks grandfather in Yellowstone, tossing him in air
A grandfather was injured in Yellowstone National Park after being thrown into the air by an agitated bison. The incident occurred at Bridge Bay Campground, where the bison had previously charged other visitors before targeting the man, requiring surgery but he is expected to recover.
- Man recovering after bison attack at Yellowstone National Park caught on camera
A man was seriously injured after being thrown into the air by a bison at Yellowstone National Park's Bridge Bay Campground. The incident, captured by wildlife photographer Mike MacLeod, occurred during mating season when the bison became agitated by a passing truck. The victim is recovering from surgery following the attack.
- Bison tosses man 8 feet in the air at Yellowstone, video shows
A 65-year-old man was thrown 8 feet into the air by a bison that charged at him in Yellowstone National Park, as shown in video footage. The incident occurred in the park, which is home to wild bison herds.