The Bureau of Land Management Upper Snake Field Office, U.S. Forest Service, Idaho Department of Fish and Game, and Bonneville, Jefferson and Madison counties are seeking public comment on an interagency proposal to change usage fees at 10 developed boat access sites on the South Fork of the Snake River and Main Snake River in southeast Idaho. The proposed fees will enable the agencies and partners to improve services and amenities at the sites, ensuring they remain operational for years to come. Although maintenance costs have increased, fees at the boater access sites have not changed in more than 20 years.

If you had any plans to bicycle in Yellowstone National Park in the next couple of weeks, strike the South Entrance off your to-do list.

Last week I forgot to mention one kooky thing that happened during our 100-mile ride in Yellowstone National Park.

Just because an animal appears alone doesn’t mean it needs human help. 

In the face of intense cabin fever, a little courtesy goes a long way.

On March 16, Yellowstone National Park reported the first official 2021 sighting of a grizzly. This event — a harbinger of warmer days to come — means not only that winter is receding, but also that it’s time to be mindful of bears when recreating outdoors.