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Anticipating a summer surge, Bridger-Teton is asking visitors to come more prepared.
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Wyoming is projected to gain 8,000 jobs by 2026, led by the tourism, construction, and healthcare sectors, while the mining sector continues its long-term decline.
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The 47-year old from Cape Coral, Florida sustained minor injuries when he got too close to the animal in the Lake Village area of the park.
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Yellowstone National Park’s superintendent said he expects a strong summer season. But at least one business in Cody isn’t so sure.
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Visitors can enter Yellowstone through the West Entrance at West Yellowstone and the North Entrance at Gardiner, and drive to places like Old Faithful, Lamar Valley and Norris Geyser Basin.
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The Smithsonian staff helps rural museums build their own local exhibit telling their unique story with its Many Voices, One Nation program. It’s now in a holding pattern.
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With 4.7 million visitors the park was about 116,000 visitors short of the busiest year on record.
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The Yellowstone Film Festival opens on Friday and will feature close to 80 short and feature films.
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Some businesses are worried that mixed messaging about the status of national parks and forest lands, along with rising costs, could deter visitors from coming to the Yellowstone gateway town of Cody this summer.
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Not many would connect Wyoming with Tunisia, an African nation situated on the northern part of the continent. Yet the Cowboy State and the country have had a relationship for over 20 years. They now want to expand the relationship through the University of Wyoming.