More Informational and Historical DVDs

In 1872, Yellowstone National Park became the first area set aside "for the preservation of" its wonders and "for the enjoyment of the people." Since then, the Parks Service has seen its holdings grow exponentially, but Yellowstone--with attractions such as El Capitan and Old Faithful--remains the crown jewel of the system.

A long, hard look at the way people interact with the canyon, from the weekenders who peer into its depths on side trips during shopping excursions to the Park Rangers charged with preserving the unique and delicate environment.

This is the remarkable story of the talented young sculptor, the frenzy of American patriotism and the 15-year struggle that created the largest sculpture the world had ever seen.