Yellowstone National Park to continue 'limited search efforts' for missing Winona man
After extensive searching in Yellowstone National Park, Austin King, a Winona native and concession employee at the park, remains missing. The park said "limited search efforts" will continue as the search turns to recovery.
Search for missing Yellowstone National Park hiker scaled back from rescue to recovery
After 11 days of searching, Yellowstone National Park will scale back efforts to locate Minnesota native Austin King in the vicinity of Eagle Peak, the park said in a release. The effort transitioned from a rescue to recovery Wednesday.
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The following is a news release and photo from Grand Teton National Park. MOOSE, Wyo.– As part of ongoing grizzly and black bear research efforts and as required under the Endangered Species Act to ...
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