The cameras logged hundreds of hours of footage, giving researchers an intimate view of grizzly bears' daily lives.

Feeding wild animals might seem like a harmless act of kindness, but it often carries serious and unintended consequences.

Moose: North America's Misunderstood Giant More people in Alaska are injured by moose than by bears each year, yet these ...

Stepping into Yellowstone National Park feels like entering a different world, one where wildlife rules the landscape and humans are merely visitors passing through. Often called “America’s Serengeti, ...

The Wind River Range, which forms the backbone of the southern portion of the forest, includes some of Wyoming’s highest peaks. Gannett Peak, the state’s highest point, rises to over 13,800 feet and ...

A filmmaker who left a camera in a grizzly bear den for a decade is sharing his story and the remarkable footage he captured.

Author’s Note: This story first published more than a decade ago in Outdoor Life magazine. I’m a firm believer that some of our hunting memories can only be truly appreciated in time. It’s not that we ...

Yellowstone is famous for its grizzlies – with miles of forest to roam and plenty to eat, these bears reach some monstrous ...

January 5, 2026, Update, 12:00 P.M. MDT: A record number of 74 Yellowstone area grizzly deaths were recorded in 2025, surpassing the previous annual record, according to provisional data published by ...

When the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service attempted to delist grizzly bears during President Donald Trump’s first administration, its justification for doing so included the quality of grizzly habitat.

Grizzly bears have expanded their overall range in Montana and have closed the gap between the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Continental Divide ecosystem populations by an estimated 16 miles in ...