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Park service searches for Yellowstone employee who went missing after summit of Eagle Peak

Austin King, 22, has been missing since he failed to return from a week-long solo excursion to summit Eagle Peak, the highest point in Yellowstone.

CBS Minnesota on MSN · 8h

Crews search for Minnesota man missing in Yellowstone National Park

Officials say 22-year-old Austin King was last heard from on Tuesday, Sept. 17 when he called his friends and family from the summit of Eagle Peak in Wyoming.

YAHOO!News · 16h

Search launched for Yellowstone worker missing in remote part of park

Search teams are looking for Austin King, a 22-year-old concession worker at Yellowstone National Park who went missing on a backcountry trip.

Cat Missing in Yellowstone Returns Home to California

Yahoo · 20h

Lost cat found after 900 mile trek from Yellowstone National Park to California

Rayne Beau' was discovered in Roseville, California two months after his initial disappearance from Yellowstone

The New York Times · 1d

Cat Missing in Yellowstone Returns Home to California After an 800-Mile Trek

The owners of Rayne Beau, the 2-year-old Siamese cat, have no idea how their cat made it back, but call his return a “miracle.”

LA Times on MSN · 1d

Missing house cat makes incredible trek from Yellowstone to California

How did a house cat manage to travel from Yellowstone National Park to California? The family of this 2-year-old Siamese is grateful but baffled.

Yellowstone, Morning Glory Pool

Yahoo · 20h

Yellowstone tourists accused of ruining park’s famous thermal pool with ‘good luck’ coin tosses

Yellowstone National Park’s famous geothermal pool named Morning Glory has reportedly changed color due to the volume of debris thrown in by visitors. According to park historians and former employees,

Newsweek on MSN · 17h

Yellowstone Tourists Blamed for Ruining 'Morning Glory' Thermal Pool

Once a brilliant blue, the famous pool's color has changed after decades of damage by the national park's visitors.

Wide Open Spaces on MSN · 15h

Yellowstone Tourists Ruined One Of Park's Most Brilliant Thermal Features

Shutterstock Photo While tourists bring a lot of funds to Yellowstone Park, they also bring a lot of damage. Carelessness and ignorance can often have long-lasting negative effects on the planet, and that appears to be the case here.

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Yellowstone Park Superintendent Responds to Criticism from Montana Governor

Montana Governor Greg Gianforte has repeatedly criticized the National Park Service's management of Yellowstone, particularly ...

Yellowstone tourist suffers thermal burns after leaving trail near Old Faithful

Hot springs have injured and killed more people in Yellowstone National Park than any other natural feature, the National ...

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Missing 22-year-old Yellowstone worker calls family from mountain peak, then vanishes

A 22-year-old Yellowstone National Park employee was last heard from when he called friends and family from the summit of a ...

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Scientists Figure Out How Yellowstone Animals Find Enough To Eat

"While species eat similar categories of food, their diets differ from one another in cryptic and nuanced ways," researcher Bethan Littleford-Colquhoun said.

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First things first: Designate all Greater Yellowstone Wilderness Study area as wilderness

There’s a boiling controversy right now over the future of hundreds of thousands of acres of Forest Service lands abutting ...

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