How do people affect Yellowstone national park?

Answer 1

All, in some way or another. Even though this beautiful ecosystem is fully protected by law, and some species have made a comeback (gray wolves, once eliminated, have been reintroduced, and are thriving again), many people abuse the opportunity to see these creatures in a natural state. Campers in the park often encourage black and grizzly bears to visit campsites by leaving foodstuffs uncovered, and even try to feed bears. People try to interact with the animals in a negative way, by getting close for pictures.

The animals there are wild, and should be enjoyed at a distance, for your sake and theirs.

Answer 2

People can affect Yellowstone National Park through activities such as pollution, habitat destruction, introduction of non-native species, and disruption of wildlife behavior. Increased visitation can also put stress on the park's resources and ecosystems. Management efforts focus on balancing human use with conservation to minimize these impacts.

Answer 3

People affect Yellowstone national park by leaving litter, ripping up the dirt road tracks and scaring off the wildlife.

Answer 4

The cages and the gate there