Born on March 1, 1872, what is the name of the the first national park in the U.S., sometimes thought of as the first national park in the world?

The Yellowstone National Park is situated mostly in Wyoming's northwest corner, sprawling into Montana and Idaho. The park is well-known for its fauna and many geothermal phenomena, including the park's most famous geyser, Old Faithful. While it has a variety of biomes, the most prevalent is the subalpine forest.

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