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- 1Three grizzly cubs killed by vehicle on Wyoming highway●Cody photographer comes across 3 grizzly cubs hit by vehicle on North Fork Highway
A photographer from Cody, Wyoming, discovered three grizzly bear cubs that had been struck by a vehicle along North Fork Highway, west of Cody. The deaths highlight ongoing concerns about wildlife-vehicle collisions in the Greater Yellowstone area, where grizzlies remain a protected and closely watched species, and have drawn attention to driver caution in the corridor.
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The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reports that the qualities making Yellowstone National Park unique are at risk. The warning comes amid ongoing pressures on the park's wildlife, geothermal features and ecosystems, though the article's specific concerns are not detailed here. Yellowstone, spanning Wyoming, Montana and Idaho, remains one of the most closely watched conservation areas in the United States.
- 3Hannah Sears returns to Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary as education assistant●From childhood visitor to education assistant, Hannah Sears comes full circle at Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary
Hannah Sears, who first visited the Yellowstone Wildlife Sanctuary as a child, has taken a job there as an education assistant, completing a full-circle journey. A Hastings College connection highlighted her path from young visitor to staff member, where she now helps teach the public about the sanctuary's animals and conservation work.