Photos: Yellowstone re-opens after COVID-19 shutdown

Visitors aren’t pouring into Yellowstone National Park at high levels since the state of Wyoming allowed two of the park's gates to open Monday.

As Yellowstone and other national parks end a two-month shutdown due to the coronavirus, park officials are asking visitors to take simple precautions.

Eight of the 16 individuals have recovered, while the other eight individuals are still in recovery.

Wyoming's two national parks welcomed more visitors in the first quarter of 2021 than ever before.

Sales and use tax income in the hospitality and leisure sectors saw significant growth over the months of June, July and August compared to last year, state reports show.

A bison knocked a woman to the ground on Wednesday afternoon after she approached the animal too closely near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park.

Despite the coronavirus pandemic, visitation at Yellowstone National Park remained near last year's daily totals for the holiday weekend.

Visitation to Yellowstone National Park was down 32% in June as the coronavirus pandemic kept some travelers home, but increased sharply toward the end of the month.

The construction season in Yellowstone is complicated by its remote setting, bad weather and a short time frame to get work done between snowy seasons.