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Actor Pierce Brosnan Cited For Walking In Yellowstone Thermal Area - Vimarsana News

Actor Pierce Brosnan Cited For Walking In Yellowstone Thermal Area

Actor Pierce Brosnan has been ordered to appear in federal court in Yellowstone National Park on a charge of walking in a thermal area of the Mammoth Terraces.

The Challenges Of Conducting Scientific Research In Bison Country - Vimarsana News

The Challenges Of Conducting Scientific Research In Bison Country

Yellowstone serves as an outdoor laboratory, offering invaluable insights across numerous scientific fields such as geology, hydrology, biology, ecology, and archaeology. But conducting research there is no small feat, especially in areas frequently traversed by bison, which can unwittingly become formidable obstacles to scientific efforts.

Yellowstone's Winter Season Opens Friday - Vimarsana News

Yellowstone's Winter Season Opens Friday

Yellowstone National Park’s winter season begins Friday, December 15, though snow conditions are not optimal for travel, according to park staff.

Lidar Data Shed Light On "Hidden" Geological Hazards Near Yellowstone's Northern Entrance - Vimarsana News

Lidar Data Shed Light On "Hidden" Geological Hazards Near Yellowstone's Northern Entrance

Lidar data have just been released, for the first time, for Paradise Valley and the northern gateway corridor to Yellowstone National Park. These high-resolution topographic data are revealing new details of the landscape never seen before for this area.

The Mystery Of Flagg Ranch, OR, The Case Of The Unknown Ignimbrit - Vimarsana News

The Mystery Of Flagg Ranch, OR, The Case Of The Unknown Ignimbrit

Near the south boundary of Yellowstone National Park is a curious ash flow deposit of unknown origin. Geologists from Montana State University took on the challenge of solving the mystery.