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Gold interest, railroad barons, congress. Powerful people wanted this land for themselves, but something happened during their threemonth journey, and, slowly but surely, their mission changed. So, as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of Yellowstone National park, we take a look back in time at the events that led to the preservation of this magical place. [solemn music] [dramatic music] [waterfall rumbling] [waterfall continues rumbling] [birds chirping] [gentle music] [gentle music continues] sometimes i think about the things that im gonna miss the most when i finally have to walk away. [g...

gold interest, railroad barons, congress. powerful people wanted this land for themselves, but something happened during their three-month journey, and, slowly but surely, their mission changed. so, as we celebrate the 150th anniversary of yellowstone national park, we take a look back in time at the events that led to the preservation of this magical place. [solemn music] [dramatic music] [waterfall rumbling] [waterfall continues rumbling] [birds chirping] [gentle music] [gentle music continues] sometimes i think about the things that i'm gonna miss the most when i finally have to w...

[wind faintly howling] [fire crackling] you know, it's amazing how much they all knew so long ago. they must have all felt the ground moving, heard the rock slides in the distance at night falling. they all knew something was pushing from down below. it took another a hundred years to figure out what was really going on down there. [wolves howling] [foreboding music] we know there's a volcano down there and a magma chamber, 37 miles long, 18 miles wide, and extending five miles down into the earth's crust. [foreboding music]

[wind faintly howling] [fire crackling] you know, it's amazing how much they all knew so long ago. they must have all felt the ground moving, heard the rock slides in the distance at night falling. they all knew something was pushing from down below. it took another a hundred years to figure out what was really going on down there. [wolves howling] [foreboding music] we know there's a volcano down there and a magma chamber, 37 miles long, 18 miles wide, and extending five miles down into the earth's crust. [foreboding music]

Aftershocks are a way of life here now. and even when you don't feel them, your stomach feels a little sick from the ground moving. >> it's interesting you should mention that. i experienced an earthquake and some significant aftershocks myself, both standing up and laying in bed. and absolutely, it does make you feel a little queasy after a while. >> a little seasick, yeah. or maybe like you're on a horse and buggy, something like that. >> so when the big one hit, the 7.1 quake, which is now being called the main event, how did that feel? >> well, fortunately like i say, because i was in a sp...