Sholly Steps Down After 8 Years at Yellowstone | Bozeman News

After eight transformative years, Yellowstone’s beloved superintendent Cameron Sholly is stepping down — but not before leaving behind a legacy of resilience, innovation, and deep stewardship. He navigated the park through pandemic lows, record-breaking crowds, devastating floods, and tense bison management battles with Montana. Raised near the park, Sholly championed tribal partnerships and poured billions into critical infrastructure — from employee housing to flood-ravaged roads — ensuring Yellowstone’s future. His next chapter? Chief Operating Officer at the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation. As he reflects on family hikes through untouched backcountry and the weight of protecting one of America’s most iconic wild places, Sholly leaves a blueprint for balancing conservation with community — and a park stronger than when he arrived.

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