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Wolves did not save Yellowstone – why were we so desperate to believe they did?

You might be among the 46 million people who’ve seen a video showing how wolves changed Yellowstone, or you may have heard some other version of this story. Yellowstone, which covers nearly 3,500 square miles of the western United States, was the world’s first national park. Its pioneering reintroduction of…

The Conversation · Sep 29

Zoe Saldana reveals why she ‘can’t imagine’ taking on another role in Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan’s universe

Actor stars with Nicole Kidman and Morgan Freeman in ‘Lioness’

The Independent UK · Sep 27

Yellowstone Lake Trout Suppression: Gillnetting cuts invaders up to 90%; disease still threatens recovery

Yellowstone Lake’s native cutthroat trout have faced decades of pressure from invasive lake trout, prompting one of the park’s largest fish-removal efforts. Since the 1990s, crews have used gillnets to suppress the non-native fish, removing millions while monitoring signs of cutthroat recovery. A 2024 food-web study suggests that recovery could…

The Times of India · Sep 25

Before the 1960s, Yellowstone’s Morning Glory Pool was deep blue. Visitors threw in pennies, rocks and garbage, and its color changed

Yellowstone National Park is grappling with an escalating issue of litter left by visitors. This debris often contaminates the park's delicate hydrothermal areas, leading to ecological damage. In recent efforts, staff have collected over 20,100 pieces of trash and 5,600 rocks, discovering items like hats, coins, AirPods, and children's toys…

The Economic Times · Sep 16

Indian Wolf: How One of the World's Most Genetically Distinct Wolf Species Survives India's Open Grassland

A Lineage That Branched Off Before Europe Had WolvesA 2021 study published in the journal Molecular Ecology placed the Indian wolf's divergence from the broader wolf lineage at somewhere between 400,000 and 700,000 years ago. That predates the arrival of grey wolves in Europe and North America. Every wolf you…

Times Life · Sep 15

Yellowstone’s Rip has finally been replaced in Dutton Ranch, and this new cowboy is taking over his old role

Azul has stepped into the shoes of Rip Wheeler as the new foreman at Dutton Ranch, taking charge of his own cattle operation alongside Zachariah. While Chet was seen as a potential successor, his arc concluded tragically with his demise. Meanwhile, Rip and Beth are forging a new path, making…

The Economic Times · Sep 9

The UK Coast Is Hiding A 454-Million-Year-Old Supervolcano That Once Had Northern Europe Covered In Ash

Scientists studying ancient rock samples uncovered something extraordinary beneath England’s east coast: the remains of a massive supervolcano that erupted hundreds of millions of years ago. The volcano stretched at least 65 kilometers beneath The Wash, Norfolk and Lincolnshire, and its ancient eruption sent volcanic ash across large parts of…

Bored Panda · Sep 9

England’s hidden 7,500-acre wilderness could become the ‘Yellowstone of Britain’ — a £8.5 million rewilding project aims to bring back rare wildlife over the next 20 years

Emblehope Moor in Northumberland is undergoing a significant nature restoration over twenty years. This ambitious project aims to rewet peatlands and reintroduce native species like beavers. Exmoor ponies will manage dense vegetation, and Sitka spruce plantations will be removed. Restore plans to repay investors and transfer land to community ownership…

The Economic Times · Sep 6

‘Britain’s Yellowstone’: restoration project aims to take the greed out of land acquisition

Investors in Emblehope Moor will get their financial returns – and then it will be given to community or charity owners

The Guardian - UK · Sep 6

Taylor Sheridan was ready to quit Hollywood after Yellowstone until a $330 million Texas legend changed everything

Taylor Sheridan planned to retire from Hollywood afterYellowstone—until the historic 6666 Ranch went up for sale. After buying the legendary $330 million Texas property, Sheridan found himself back in overdrive, creating hit shows to help fund and preserve the iconic ranch. His planned retirement after Yellowstone therefore never quite happened.

The Economic Times · Sep 3