0043a Wildland Fire Overview"

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0043a Wildland Fire Overview"

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Mar 19, 2008

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Released:

Mar 19, 2008

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When you visit Yellowstone, you see Park Rangers from time to time and can ask them questions about the features and processes in the park. We decided our online visitors deserved a similar opportunity so we created these short videos to give you an online roving ranger experience.

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0022a Where's the Volcano?: The Yellowstone volcano is difficult to see. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042e Beaver: The beaver population is recovering in Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0023 Lake Village Area Overview: A quick overview of Yellowstone Lake, Lake Village, Fishing Bridge, and Bridge Bay Marina. by Inside Yellowstone
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0028 Canyon Area Overview: An introduction to The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone by Inside Yellowstone
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0042g Uinta Ground Squirrel: Are those little animals all over the lawns prairie dogs? No, Uinta Ground Squirrels. by Inside Yellowstone
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0004 The Hoodoos: Just south of Mammoth is an area of huge broken rocks known as the Hoodoos. by Inside Yellowstone
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0019 Grant Village and West Thumb Geyser Basin: An overview of a geyser basin alongside Yellowstone Lake and the village providing facilities nearby. by Inside Yellowstone
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0014a Hot Water Ecosystem: Amazingly, the extreme environs of hot springs and geyser basins support life. by Inside Yellowstone
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0007 Roaring Mountain: When Roaring Mountain was discovered, its numerous steam vents were so loud, they were said to ROAR. by Inside Yellowstone
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0001a Park Ranger George Heinz Introduction: Park Ranger George Heinz introduces himself. by Inside Yellowstone
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0034 Petrified Trees: Petrified trees point to Yellowstones volcanic past. by Inside Yellowstone
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0025 The Mud Volcano Area: Home of Mud Volcano, Dragon's Mouth Spring, Sulphur Cauldron, and many other hydrothermal features by Inside Yellowstone
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0010 National Park Mountain: Is this the birthplace of America's best idea? by Inside Yellowstone
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0003a Fort Yellowstone: The first protectors of Yellowstone National Park were soldiers stationed at Fort Yellowtone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0030 Tower Fall and Roosevelt Junction Area: This video provides a very brief overview of these two areas. by Inside Yellowstone
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0005 Golden Gate: Golden Gate is the name of the narrow passage through Glen Creek Canyon in Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0017d The Old Faithful Inn: Our grand old inn allows you to use the same accomodations that were used over 100 years ago. by Inside Yellowstone
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0008 Norris Geyser Basin Overview: Norris Geyser Basin, is the most dynamic and quickly changing thermal area in Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0017 Old Faithful Area Overview: Highlights of the Upper Geyser Basin by Inside Yellowstone
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0029a Fire Lookouts: Our fire lookouts, on their mountaintop locations, have critical fire-spotting responsibilities. by Inside Yellowstone
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0008a Dangerous Beauty: Yellowstone's thermal features and wildlife can present serious dangers to park visitors. by Inside Yellowstone
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0022 What Makes Yellowstone, Yellowstone?: Yellowstone wouldnt be the same without the volcano. by Inside Yellowstone
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0002 Roosevelt Arch: Roosevelt Arch is a stone arch marking the North Entrance to Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0001 Introduction to Inside Yellowstone: Park Ranger Beth Taylor introduces herself and the video series. by Inside Yellowstone
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0017c Geyser or Hot Spring?: How you can tell the difference between these two types of hydrothermal features? by Inside Yellowstone
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0032 Lamar Buffalo Ranch: The historic Lamar Buffalo Ranch played a role in the conservation of bison in America. by Inside Yellowstone
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0018 Continental Divide: The continental divide separates the watersheds of the continent. by Inside Yellowstone
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0020 Along the Lewis River: The Lewis River, in southern Yellowstone, offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities. by Inside Yellowstone
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0017a Why is Old Faithful so Famous: What makes Old Faithful different from hundreds of other geysers in Yellowstone? by Inside Yellowstone
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0040a Ranger-led Programs: Yellowstone offers a wide variety of ranger-led programs. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042v The Wolverine Study: It is rare to see one of these beautiful critters. by Inside Yellowstone
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0023a Winter at Yellowstone Lake: The largest alpine lake in North America. by Inside Yellowstone
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0028a Yellowstone's Grand Canyon in Winter: Yes, Yellowstone has its own Grand Canyon. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043q Hypothermia: It's always best to dress in layers. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042u Bear Safety: Hey Bear. Let them know you are coming. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043p Climate Change: Are things heating-up ? by Inside Yellowstone
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0043t Winter Emergency Kit: Always think safety first. by Inside Yellowstone
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0001b Park Ranger Kelli English Introduction: Park Ranger Kelli English introduces herself. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043o Winter Activities in Yellowstone: Winter visitors to Yellowstone take advantage of numerous winter activities. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043n Bombardiers: These track-driven over-snow vehicles have brought visitors into Yellowstone in winter since the 1955 by Inside Yellowstone
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0043k Yellowstone's Campgrounds: There are 12 campgound distributed throughout Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0021 Natural Bridge: Yellowstone's natural stone bridge was formed through a process called freeze-thaw plucking. by Inside Yellowstone
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0041 The Effects of Weather on Geysers: This video explores the question of whether or not weather changes effect geyser eruptions. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042t American Dipper: The American Dipper can be seen dipping and diving into the streams and rivers in Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042s American Bison: Follow Yellowstone's most abundant large mammal through the seasons. by Inside Yellowstone
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0017e Old Faithful Snowlodge: Winter visitors to the Old Faithful area stay at the Snowlodge after arriving in the area via an over-snow vehicle. by Inside Yellowstone
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0006a Apollinaris Spring: Apollinaris Spring has been a popular stop since the stagecoach days in Yellowstone. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043l Snowflakes: In Yellowstone, snowflakes can be found falling in all months of the year, most years. by Inside Yellowstone
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0003c Mammoth Hot Springs in Winter: Mammoth Hot Springs is a fascinating place to visit in winter. by Inside Yellowstone
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0027 Hayden Valley: Hayden Valley is named for the leader of an early expedition into Yellowstone led by Ferdinand Hayden. by Inside Yellowstone
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0043m Avalanches: Avalanches can be deadly. If you are planning a winter backcountry trip in Yellowstone be sure to watch this video first. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042n Winter Adaptations: Yellowstone's wildlife prepares for a long winter season in many ways. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042l Tracks in Snow: Can you look at animal tracks to see the past? by Inside Yellowstone
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0009 Artist Paint Pots: Get away from the crowds and you will be rewarded with a spectacular view at this unusual little hydrothermal basin. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042m Hibernation: Take a closer look at how some animals survive Yellowstone's harsh winters. by Inside Yellowstone
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0042p Winter Wildlife Viewing: You will need to dress warmly, but winter wildlife watching is spectacular. by Inside Yellowstone
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0008b Norris Soldier Station: A brief history of how soldiers and rangers have protected Yellowstone National Park by Inside Yellowstone
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0035a Virginia Cascade Drive: A brief history of how soldiers and rangers have protected Yellowstone National Park by Inside Yellowstone
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0042j Moose: Dawn and dusk are the best times to see moose. But where should you look? by Inside Yellowstone
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