Stay Connected
Yellowstone National Park provides several ways for you to stay connected to what is happening in the park. In addition to our extensive Web site, we routinely update travel and road conditions and closures, fire and weather information and more. posts and our news releases, including RSS feeds, are a great way to hear about it first.
RSS News Feed
To have new releases sent directly to your browser as soon as we add them to our Web site, subscribe to our RSS News Feed from our News Releases page.
Twitter
Follow @yellowstonenps on and receive tweets from us to your desktop, smart phone or other hand-held device. It's a great way to stay in touch while traveling. We also often tweet about events that happen "right now," including both photographs and video.
Facebook
Yellowstone DOES NOT have an official government Facebook site on the Web at the moment, but we are in the process of creating one. Commercial or private Facebook sites that have developed a following based on Yellowstone National Park as a subject DO NOT represent the park in an official capacity, nor does the park have a working relationship with any of these sites. Only an official Yellowstone Facebook site is authorized to use the official National Park Service logo (NPS Arrowhead) as an identifying mark.
Photographs
Do you need a photograph for your news story, school project or other media use? Browse our extensive library of free, public domain images within the Yellowstone Digital Slide File. Please credit the appropriate photographer and the National Park Service.
Contact Us
For more information, contact the Yellowstone National Park Public Affairs Office between 8:00 a.m and 5:00 p.m. (MT) weekdays, except for holidays, at (307) 344-2015 or by email at Yell_Public_Affairs@nps.gov.
SmartPhone users: click here for a QR code to store our Public Affairs contact info.
Official Park Newspaper
YellowstoneNPS
Online Slide File
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