Yellowstone National Park, America's first national park, was established in 1872, before Wyoming, Idaho, and Montana were states. Explore its countless natural wonders—from geysers and hot springs, to mountain lions and grizzly bears: | National Geographic TV

Yellowstone National Park is not just any park. It’s an icon and a magnificent collection of mountains, rivers, canyons, springs and geysers, while also being home to a great variety of birds and animals. Did you know Yellowstone is one the USA’s (and the world’s) first National Parks? Mainly in the state of Wyoming, the park stretches into parts of Montana and Idaho too. Wyoming Office of Tourism 📹 IG: @williamdaytonphotography | Go USA

Today marks the start of Wyoming’s wolf hunting season. The Wyoming Game and Fish Commission has recently increased the state’s trophy wolf quota from 38 to 44 animals in the Wolf Trophy Game Management Area, even though the most recent count tallied just 163 wolves, barely above the minimum population target. Within this management zone, wolves are treated as trophy game; outside of it, they are classified as “predatory animals,” meaning they can be killed year-round without a license, without

Did you know that Wyoming Game and Fish has a forensics and fish health lab? What do they do there? Watch the video (or you can visit this page to learn more: http://bit.ly/28Qsmdo) For 50 years the Game and Fish Laboratory in Laramie, WY has provided services to the department as well as other state and federal agencies. The main focus of the laboratory is fish health and wildlife forensics. Additional duties include aging of big game teeth using a technique called cementum annuli analysis. The