As a part of GYC’s Tribal work, we’re gathering people together to dive into impactful stories, photos, and film that showcase the social, economic, and cultural injustices against Indigenous People.

GYC is committed to reducing human-bear conflicts in the populated areas of Greater Yellowstone.

The United States Department of Agriculture and the state of Wyoming formalized a new partnership to invest significant new resources and funding toward conserving habitat in the state’s most important big game migration corridors.

Learn some of the Apsáalooke place names of beloved rivers, mountains, and other natural areas throughout the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem.

GYC’s Darcie Warden explores drone monitoring as a creative tool to help ranchers coexist on the landscape with grizzly bears.

Yellowstone Revealed is a series of place-based projects by Indigenous artists and showcases non-invasive, temporary projects that took place August 17-28, 2022 in Yellowstone National Park.

In a huge show of support, advocates sent thousands of letters to the Montana Department of Environmental Quality demanding a healthy Gallatin River.

GYC’s Wes Martel speaks on Treaty and water rights efforts in Greater Yellowstone.

The Montana Fish and Wildlife Commission reinstates wolf hunting and trapping quotas north of Yellowstone for the 2022-2023 hunting season.

In a historic win for the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem, the 75 acres of land GYC purchased to protect from Lucky Minerals’ destructive plans has just officially become part of Custer Gallatin National Forest.

A recap from the Buffalo in Yellowstone and Beyond panel from the Wind River Inter-Tribal Gathering.

GYC’s staff, dispersed across the region, know this firsthand and are excited to share some of their favorite things in this new blog series, GYC Staff Picks.