Information and activities enhance student exploration of wildfire ecology and human interventions in Yellowstone National Park, and provide a background for land use management studies.

A rich and historically significant collection of maps of various national parks throughout the United States. Features special sections on Yellowstone, Acadia, the Grand Canyon and the Smoky Mountains. Includes historical photographs of...

This official Yellowstone National Park Kids Website is filled with activities for children of all ages.

Discover everything you ever wanted to know about Yellowstone National Park through this National Park website. This site provides links to historical facts, planning a trip, maps and more.

Many webcams are aimed at the geysers in Yellowstone National Park. Watch one in real time!

This resource provides some history and information about Yellowstone Park and its geysers.

Investigate the interdependence of wildlife in the Yellowstone ecosystem and draw an ecosystem showing the interdependence of life forms.

This collection documents the history, cultural aspects and geological formations of areas that eventually became National Parks.

In order to complete this internet hunt on Yellowstone, students must peruse through the park's website to find the answers to the questions. A very interesting hunt and one that students will be sure to enjoy!

Define the terms geyser, mud pot, hot springs, erosion and uplift. Identify the geologic wonders of Yellowstone National Park and write a description of the geologic features to be included on a map for a self-guided tour for park visitors.

Description of the unique features and qualities of Yellowstone National Park, including its plant and animal life.

A very detailed portrayal of wolves and their social life from a Native American point of view: also looks at the wolf's reintroduction into Yellowstone.

Describes how hot springs came about and provides links to information about Emerald Springs and Norris Geyser Basin.

A site answering questions such as volcano type, how scientist predict eruptions, and how scientist know hot spots exist in Yellowstone National Park.

Come and find out why so many people travel to see "Old Faithful." Do you know which state has the smallest population? Use this site to discover the unique characteristics of Wyoming.

Interesting information about geysers including where they are located and how they are formed and erupt.