Yellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly will step down in late September
Cam Sholly is stepping down as Yellowstone National Park superintendent after eight years that included dealing with COVID-19, massive flooding and record crowds. He said his departure has nothing to do with a rumored conflict with the administration.
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2 viewpointsYellowstone Superintendent Sholly steps into a nonprofit role after 8 years
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5 viewpointsYellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly to join National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
‘Privilege of a lifetime’: Cam Sholly looks back on eight years as head of Yellowstone
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2 viewpointsYellowstone Superintendent Cam Sholly stepping away after crisis-filled tenure
Cam Sholly Leaving As Yellowstone National Park Superintendent After 8-Year Run