Explore the untold history of Yellowstone National Park's close encounters with privatization, including Robert E. Carpenter's land grab attempt and the Yellowstone Park Improvement Company's bid to exploit the park's resources. Learn how conservationist George Bird Grinnell and Senator George Vest played pivotal roles in preserving America's first national park for future generations.

Explore the breathtaking adventure of fly fishing in Yellowstone National Park, as I navigate the iconic landscapes and pursue the elusive Yellowstone cutthroat trout. This gripping tale combines the thrill of the catch with an urgent call for conservation amidst the challenges of climate change and human impact.

Established on March 1, 1872, Yellowstone National Park is celebrated as the world's first national park, marking a pivotal moment in the global conservation movement. The park's creation set a historic precedent for the preservation of natural landscapes and wildlife, thanks to the visionary efforts of early explorers and conservationists.