With only a month until snowmobiles and snow coaches begin entering Yellowstone National Park, three of the park’s top managers will be tending to new duties in other locations. Though the timing is coincidental, and two of the moves are temporary, the circumstances will mean a big change in Yellowstone’s daily leadership for the 2014-15 winter season.
Yellowstone’s superintendent, a top management assistant in charge of winter use and the park’s lead scientist have all recently taken assignments in other states.
