It was once a busy branch of the Long Island Rail Road. Now, coyotes prowl one of New York City’s last wild places. What will it become next?

Scientists at Yellowstone National Park have uncovered a large, underground magma cap that is likely crucial to containing one of Earth's largest volcanic systems. Hidden 2.4 miles (3.8km) beneath ...

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In 1951, Trap Pond became one of Delaware’s first state parks, preserving this remarkable ecosystem for future generations.

Brinkley is a history professor at Rice University, CNN presidential historian, and a contributing editor at Vanity Fair. The ...

“The grit of a life lived in the region — the show is tapping into that. Yellowstone makes people want a piece of the landscape.” Yellowstone arrived as a cultural phenomenon just as the ...

For the first time, geoscientists detected the top of Yellowstone’s magma reservoir. It is active and dynamic, but not in danger of erupting, they found.

The magma cap is critical for preventing eruptions at Yellowstone. Geoscientists have discovered a magma cap at Yellowstone National Park that is likely playing a critical role in preventing a ...

This time people were reaching out to Christensen, who leads the Greater Yellowstone Coalition, to let him know that his Bozeman-based nonprofit organization was involved in more of a cultural ...

The insects in Yellowstone can't mirror that behavior, since the water that flows from the hot springs is more than 100°F and acidic or alkaline. "Insects don't control their body temperature.