Wildlife officials confirmed the deaths of two bears last week due to human conflicts. According to Montana Fish, Wildlife ...

An adult female black bear has been lethally removed from Yellowstone National Park after becoming conditioned to human food, ...

National park officials euthanized the adult sow after weeks of concerning behavior that was escalating in severity.

A black bear at Yellowstone National Park was killed by park staff last week after a series of incidents indicating that it had learned to associate the presence of people with food, something that ...

On Wednesday, Yellowstone emailed a statement regarding the incident to For The Win Outdoors. The statement, which provides more details and context than our Tuesday report, reads: ...

The National Park Service announced Thursday that a black bear in Yellowstone was killed because it had developed a taste for human food. The last ...

“No humans pushed any of these bears to cause this specific incident.” Sizemore first photographed the subadult bear in 2019, after he emerged from a den as a young-of-the-year cub.

The state’s new conflict dashboard is updated regularly, though not until each incident is resolved, a process that can take ...

The incident was the first time this year that a bear injured someone within Yellowstone, officials said. The last time that happened was in June 2020 when a woman was knocked to the ground.

The incident was the first time this year that a bear injured someone within Yellowstone, officials said. The last time that happened was in June 2020 when a woman was knocked to the ground.

Caption: Yellowstone National Park officials investigating a grizzly bear incident caught on camera (KECI) Darcie Addington shared a video with KECI of a grizzly bear bluff charging a tourist that ...