Last year, a record 4.1 million people visited Yellowstone National Park, resulting in two-hour waits at the West Yellowstone entrance during peak season. Even more visitors are expected this year, the centennial of the National Park Service. Already this season, a number of unfortunate human-wildlife interactions and other questionable visitor choices have been reported.
Should visitation in the park be limited or otherwise restricted?
Colette Hatlee,Big Sky
“Maybe there should be more tour buses instead of just cars. People are more contained in tour buses.
Dave House,Big Sky
“Something has to be done. I don’t know what it is. Years ago, there was a study done on a railroad through the park … Zion National Park has one and it’s very effective. I believe Yosemite has instituted one as well. It’s too bad we can’t hand-pick our tourists.”
Trish Loomis,Big Sky
“I say don’t limit it, go for it…Maybe you should be able to make a reservation ahead of time. You don’t want animals to be injured like with the people who picked up the baby bison.”
Linda Meade,Big Sky
“I’m torn because I think if you come so far you should be able to go in…Maybe [restrict entry or require reservations] just during the peak season. But it’s not the peak season and silly stuff is still happening.”
Free Spanish Classes in Big Sky with World Language InitiativeBig Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Spanish Classes with World Language InitiativeThese unique, no cost Spanish classes are made possible by the contribution of Yellowstone Club
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Spanish Classes with World Language InitiativeThese unique, no cost Spanish classes are made possible by the contribution of Yellowstone Club Community Foundation (YCCF) and Moonlight Community Foundation (MCF). This class will focus on building a lifelong affinity for world languages and cultures through dynamic and immersive Communicative Language teaching models.
Beginner Class – Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-6:30 pm
Intermediate Class – Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:45- 7:45 pm
Classes begin Oct.7, 2024 and run for 6 weeks
Class size is limited to 12 students
Classes are held in Big Sky at the Big Sky Medical Center in the Community Room
For more information or to register follow the link below or at info@wlimt.org.
Time
October 7 (Monday) 5:30 pm - November 13 (Wednesday) 7:45 pm
Location
Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Free Spanish Classes in Big Sky with World Language InitiativeBig Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Spanish Classes with World Language InitiativeThese unique, no cost Spanish classes are made possible by the contribution of Yellowstone Club
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Event Details
Spanish Classes with World Language InitiativeThese unique, no cost Spanish classes are made possible by the contribution of Yellowstone Club Community Foundation (YCCF) and Moonlight Community Foundation (MCF). This class will focus on building a lifelong affinity for world languages and cultures through dynamic and immersive Communicative Language teaching models.
Beginner Class – Mondays and Wednesdays from 5:30-6:30 pm
Intermediate Class – Mondays and Wednesdays from 6:45- 7:45 pm
Classes begin Oct.7, 2024 and run for 6 weeks
Class size is limited to 12 students
Classes are held in Big Sky at the Big Sky Medical Center in the Community Room
For more information or to register follow the link below or at info@wlimt.org.
Time
October 14 (Monday) 5:30 pm - November 20 (Wednesday) 7:45 pm
Location
Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Big Sky Medical Center - Community Room (2nd Floor)
Youth Basketball is available for ages K-4th.
Practice (Tues/Wed) and Game (Saturdays) Schedule:
- Kindergarten: Tues. 4-5pm, Sat. 9-10am
- Grades 1-2: Wed.
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Event Details
Youth Basketball is available for ages K-4th.
Practice (Tues/Wed) and Game (Saturdays) Schedule:
– Kindergarten: Tues. 4-5pm, Sat. 9-10am
– Grades 1-2: Wed. 4-5pm, Sat. 10-11am
– Grades 3-4: Wed. 5-6pm, Sat. 11a-12p
-$35 player fee
-There will be no games on 10/19
-BASE pass is required
-All game spectators must check-in at the BASE front desk
For more info, e-mail Steven at sreid@bsco.org
Time
October 15 (Tuesday) 4:00 pm - November 16 (Saturday) 12:00 pm