Inside Yellowstone

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Inside Yellowstone episodes

February 11, 2010 0028a Yellowstone's Grand Canyon in Winter
The artist that shaped this American treasure continues to work on this unique place today.
3 min
February 11, 2010 0023a Winter at Yellowstone Lake
Visiting this frozen landscape is worth the planning and effort it takes to get here.
3 min
February 11, 2010 0042w Winter Bird Watching
Visitors traveling to and from the West Entrance are rewarded with some of the most beautiful scenery in the country.
3 min
February 11, 2010 0042v The Wolverine Study
The wolverine is an elusive and fascinating animal you may never see.
4 min
February 11, 2010 0043q Hypothermia
Fall and spring seem to be the most dangerous seasons because people are not as prepared.
3 min
February 11, 2010 0042u Bear Safety
Learning what foods are available at certain times of the year can help you avoid confrontations.
3 min
February 11, 2010 0043p Climate Change
As the climate warms the tree-line moves higher and the Yellowstone region is left with less alpine tundra.
4 min
February 10, 2010 0043t Winter Emergency Kit
By looking at what we carry, you can develop your own emergency kit.
3 min
June 10, 2009 0001b Park Ranger Kelli English Introduction
Meet Park Ranger Kelli English and learn, in her own words, why Yellowstone is one of her favorite places.
3 min
May 11, 2009 0003c Mammoth Hot Springs in Winter
Most of the park is closed to wheeled vehicles in the winter. Mammoth is one of the areas that remains open. It offers fascinating views of hot spring terraces year around.
3 min

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When you visit Yellowstone, you see Park Rangers from time to time and can ask them questions about the features and processes in the park. We decided our online visitors deserved a similar…