Salt Lake Tribune · Oct 24, 2018
Yellowstone superintendent won’t consider visitor caps
New Yellowstone National Park Superintendent Cam Sholly speads during a meeting with Montana Gov. Steve Bullock at the state Capitol in Helena, Mont., Tuesday, Oct. 23, 2018. Sholly says he will not consider capping the number of visitors to the nation's first national park, but would consider looking at ways to reduce traffic. (AP Photo/Amy Beth Hanson) HELENA, Mont. — The new superintendent of Yellowstone National Park said Tuesday he won’t consider capping the number of visitors to the nation’s first national park, which is on pace to attract more than 4 million visitors for the fourth consecutive year.