DENVER ( KDVR) — Yellowstone National Park staff reported Thursday that on Friday, July 11, an adult female black bear was ...

Viral social media claims of an imminent Yellowstone supervolcano eruption, triggered by a misleading bear video, have been debunked. Experts confirm the video wasn't filmed in Yellowstone, and the ...

The bear was euthanised by Yellowstone National Park staff around 5 p.m. on July 11, following "a series of concerning incidents." ...

The animal became the first black bear in five years to be killed in a management action situation in Yellowstone, with the ...

A black bear was killed in a management action for the first time since 2020 after eating food storage near Blacktail Deer ...

Yellowstone National Park officials have euthanized an adult female black bear following a series of troubling incidents at a ...

In 1957, Yellowstone tourists often got a little too close for comfort—like this driver, who leans out the window to snap a photo of a mother bear and her cubs.

The 400-pound animal overturned several large, bear-resistant dumpsters and gained access to human food and trash. This is the first grizzly killed in a management action in Yellowstone since 2017.

Bordered to the south by the Yellowstone and Lamar river basins, the Northern Range contains about 20 black bears for every 62 square miles.

The decision by a federal appeals court protects about 700 bears in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem from being hunted.

Yellowstone rangers have the unenviable job of trying to keep both humans and animals safe while assuring the humans enjoy a wonderful and unique sighting such as a wild black bear and its cubs.