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Grand Elder (Governor): The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

WA Delegate: None.

Founder: The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

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Most Cheerful Citizens: 796th Most Stationary: 886th Nicest Citizens: 1,281st+12
Most Compassionate Citizens: 1,286th Most Influential: 1,308th Highest Foreign Aid Spending: 1,423rd Largest Welfare Programs: 1,504th Largest Populations: 1,605th Most Advanced Public Transport: 1,838th Most Eco-Friendly Governments: 2,073rd Most Rebellious Youth: 2,318th Most World Assembly Endorsements: 2,606th Most Advanced Public Education: 2,778th Best Weather: 2,813th Most Accessible: 2,840th
World Factbook Entry

The Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem (GYE), at 28,000 square miles, is one of the largest intact temperate-zone ecosystems on Earth today, encompassing Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks. It is one of the world's foremost natural laboratories in landscape ecology and geology and is a world-renowned recreational site.

Greater Yellowstone’s natural diversity is essentially intact, retaining or restoring its full historic complement of wildlife species—unique in the wildlands of the contiguous 48 states. Habitats range from high alpine areas to sagebrush, hydrothermal, forests, meadows, and other habitat types. All of these are connected, including linkages provided by streams and rivers that course through changing elevations.

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Embassies: The Illuminati, Taijitu, Cascadia, Regionless, Bus Stop, The Great Universe, Fredonia, Gypsy Lands, The Sasquatch Republic, The Embassy, matheo, Guinea Kiribati, Dixie, Calexico and Mexicali, Archai, Hurricane 12, and 3 others.Pecan Sandies, World Gardens, and Olivetum.

Tags: Anti-Fascist, Casual, Eco-Friendly, Map, Minuscule, and Neutral.

Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem contains 2 nations.

Today's World Census Report

The Most Cultured in Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem

After spending many tedious hours in coffee shops and concert halls, World Census experts have found the following nations to be the most cultured.

As a region, Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem is ranked 4,433rd in the world for Most Cultured.

1.The Native Peoples of Yellowstone ValleyDemocratic Socialists“Indigenous and Grateful”
2.The Protectorate of Friendly Park RangersFather Knows Best State“Welcome. Please stay on the trail. Don't feed the bears”

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The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

And the tabloids worry about the end of the world coming from an eruptions of the Yellowstone caldera, eh? Turns out there are other kinds of earth-shattering disruptions. Fwew!

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

We celebrate Wakan Gli, "Return Sacred", the white buffalo born in the region we call home. Crazy Horse foresaw that one day, when the ways of the colonizer settlers had depleted and disrupted Life, and all of the People of the lands were in their darkest despair, the ways of the Red Road and the Human Beings, the People who knew how to walk it, would return. And those who know how to walk it would teach the newcomers how, in relationship, harmony, reciprocity, and respect.

The Protectorate of Friendly Park Rangers

We regret to inform of an incident at our Canyon Village location in which an armed man making threats with a firearm got into an altercation with our local park rangers resulting in the assailant's death and the injury of one of our law enforcement rangers. The ranger is in stable condition and is being treated. The incident is currently under investigation. No threat to the public remains, but the scene will remain closed for the investigation.

We would like to take the opportunity to remind visitors that while federal law allows those who can legally possess firearms to do so within our borders, hunting and discharge of firearms within the designated park areas is prohibited. Various jurisdictions have varying laws regarding the possession and use of firearms, and it is the responsibility of the individual to know and follow these laws. Federal law prohibits firearms in certain facilities in the park regions (such as visitor centers and government offices): those places are marked with signs at all public entrances.

Note that we also recommend the use of products like bear spray and other proven methods to protect against wildlife. These are much, much more effective than relying on a firearm for protection.

Lastly, it is the opinion of this officer that we'd like to remind citizens and visitors alike that with rights come responsibilities. It takes a real adult to safely and responsibly carry a weapon. This includes being emotionally mature and practicing effective adult communication. A gun doesn't make you a man. You have to become responsible adult first.

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The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

Adding a tag because it is important. We may get bombed as a result, but it's worth taking a stand.

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

Well, we survived the end of the world...again...

The Protectorate of Friendly Park Rangers

I'm here now. Thanks for keeping the lights on.

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

I've got a craving for tacos. Anyone want a taco?

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

Happy Earth Day!

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

The low snowpacks are troubling.

The Native Peoples of Yellowstone Valley

It's always a good day for viewing a geyser. :)

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