KnowraYellowstone National ParkLinked fromLinked fromThe 26 pages that link to Yellowstone National Park, each with the reason it gives.All 26Broader topic 13Related 10Narrower topic 2Compared with 1Protected areaBroader topic: Its creation became an influential precedent for state-designated protected landscapes.Trophic cascadeBroader topic: The return of wolves there prompted research into predator effects on elk and vegetation.National Park ServiceBroader topic: It exemplifies the park model the agency administers and the conservation challenges it faces.National parkBroader topic: Its creation established an enduring model for federally protected landscapes.Rocky MountainsBroader topic: Its high plateau and surrounding ranges occupy the greater Rocky Mountain region.TravertineBroader topic: Its thermal springs actively build travertine, especially at Mammoth Hot Springs.Hot springBroader topic: Its hot springs include colorful microbial mats and varied water chemistry.Nature conservationBroader topic: Its establishment became an influential model for setting aside land for public protection.WyomingBroader topic: Most of Yellowstone lies in northwestern Wyoming, making the park a defining feature of the state.Volcanic tourismBroader topic: Its geothermal attractions draw visitors to volcanic features without requiring an active eruption.FumaroleBroader topic: Its Norris Geyser Basin includes well-studied fumaroles and other hydrothermal features.Pinus ponderosaBroader topic: Ponderosa pine occurs in parts of the park's lower-elevation forests.Populus tremuloidesBroader topic: Its aspen stands illustrate how browsing and other pressures affect regeneration.