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Thermal imaging offers high-tech look at disease among Yellowstone wolves

A high-tech method for detecting disease in domestic cattle is helping researchers in Yellowstone National Park learn more about how sarcoptic mange effects gray wolf survival and behavior during the park's long, cold winters. For Paul Cross, a wildlife biologist with the U.S. Geological Survey, a moment of insight came when he learned how thermal imaging was used in the cattle industry to detect cows infected with foot-and-mouth disease.

Yellowstone among 60 sites proposed for major long-term climate change study

A site in Yellowstone National Park has been proposed as one of 60 key monitoring stations in what is shaping up to be the largest long-term study of climate change in North America. Funded by the National Science Foundation, the National Ecological Observatory Network will gather a wide range of data at sites spread among 20 distinct eco-climatic domains across the United States.

Just For Fun: 3 drone videos of parks

Before a blanket ban on the use of drones in all national parks, a handful of aerial photographers posted some compelling videos shot over Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks that offer a bird's-eye view you're unlikely to see anywhere else.

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