Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

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The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is one of the largest nearly intact temperate-zone ecosystems on Earth, encompassing Yellowstone National Park and surrounding lands that support diverse wildlife, geothermal features, and extensive wilderness.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bioregion
conservation region
ecosystem
temperate-zone ecosystem
alsoKnownAs GYE
contains Absaroka Range
Beartooth Plateau
Gallatin Range
Grand Teton National Park
John D. Rockefeller Jr. Memorial Parkway
Madison Range
National forests
Snake River headwaters
linked to: Snake River

Teton Range
Wilderness areas
Yellowstone Caldera
Yellowstone National Park
Yellowstone River headwaters
linked to: Yellowstone River

geothermal features
private lands
governedBy National Park Service
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
U.S. Forest Service
county governments
state wildlife agencies
hasArea approximately 20 million acres
approximately 80,000 square kilometers
hasCharacteristic contains geothermal activity
contains large tracts of roadless land
contains montane forests
contains river valleys and wetlands
contains sagebrush steppe
contains subalpine and alpine habitats
includes extensive wilderness
one of the largest nearly intact temperate ecosystems on Earth
supports diverse wildlife
hasManagementFramework Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee
hasManagementGoal balance conservation and human use
conserve biodiversity
maintain ecological integrity
homeTo American bison
linked to: Bison bison

bald eagle
bighorn sheep
cougar
cutthroat trout
elk
gray wolf
grizzly bear
moose
pronghorn
trumpeter swan
locatedIn Idaho
Montana
United States
Wyoming
partOf Greater Rocky Mountains region
recognizedFor iconic geothermal landscapes
large carnivore conservation
long-term ecological research
spans continental divide
linked to: Continental Divide
studiedBy ecologists
geologists
wildlife biologists
threatenedBy climate change
habitat fragmentation
increased human development
invasive species

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Yellowstone National Park partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Grand Teton National Park partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
William F. Raynolds notableExpeditionArea Yellowstone region
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Teton Trek hasTheme Yellowstone ecosystem
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Teton Trek simulatesRegion Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Upper Green River Valley partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Teton Range locatedInProtectedArea Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Cooke City, Montana partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Lamar Valley partOfRegion Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
West Yellowstone, Montana locatedIn Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Island Park, Idaho locatedIn Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
North Entrance at Gardiner tourismRegion Greater Yellowstone region
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
South Entrance near Grand Teton locatedInProtectedArea Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Northeast Entrance near Cooke City region Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Crown of the Continent Ecosystem partOf Greater Yellowstone–Northern Rockies region
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Absaroka Range partOf Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Gardiner, Montana locatedInRegion Greater Yellowstone region
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Buffalo Bill Center of the West hasSubject wildlife of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Draper Natural History Museum locatedIn Greater Yellowstone region
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Draper Natural History Museum focusesOn Greater Yellowstone ecosystem
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Draper Natural History Museum regionServed Greater Yellowstone area
linked to: Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem