Lassen National Park's Red Foxes May Get Genetic 'Rescue' To Save The Species
Montane red foxes in Lassen Volcanic National Park are threatened by inbreeding. A new study show a potential solution.
- By Justin Housman - October 28th, 2024
Parks in the News Wildlife
New 'Selfie Control' Instagram Filter Tells Tourists When They're Way Too Close To Big Animals
Jackson Hole's Travel and Tourism Board Wants you to exercise some Selfie Control and stay safely away from large animals with their new Instagram filter.
- By Justin Housman - October 26th, 2024
Katmai National Park's Fat Bear Week Bracket Reveal Postponed After Deadly Bear-On-Bear Activity
Fat Bear Week at Katmai National Parks and Preserve is off to dramatic start in 2024.
- By Compiled from NPS Releases - September 30th, 2024
Count Migrating Golden Eagles At Glacier National Park's Hawk Watch
Glacier National Park is hosting its annual Mount Brown Hawk Watch Program on October 5.
- By Justin Housman - September 25th, 2024
Fungus That Causes White-Nose Disease In Bats Found At Canyonlands National Park
A bat carrying the fungus that causes white-nose syndrome was found in a cave in Utah's Canyonlands National Park.
- By Compiled from NPS Releases - September 19th, 2024
Watch the 28th Annual Public California Condor Release
Four California condors will be released at Vermillion Cliffs National Monument on September 28 as part of National Public Lands Day.
- By Compiled From NPS Releases - September 19th, 2024
Mexican Wolf Heads North Towards Valles Caldera National Preserve
A female Mexican wolf with a penchant for roaming has turned up in northern New Mexico near Valles Caldera National Preserve, hundreds of miles from the Mexican Wolf Experimental Population Area.
Updated: Parks Beyond Borders: Can Africa's Elephants Survive Poachers, Ivory Markets ... And The Internet?
Wildlife-based tourism is vital to the economy of several African nations, but a surging demand for ivory is putting some elephant populations at risk. Can the animals in and out of the continent's national parks survive the combined power of poachers, ivory markets--and the Internet?
Grand Teton National Park Crews Finish Another 6.5 Miles Of Pathway For Walkers, Joggers, Cyclists
Exploring Grand Teton National Park is getting easier if you like to take your time by walking or cycling. Visitors to the park this summer will have more than 20 miles of multiple-use pathways to use to avoid vehicles as they enjoy Grand Teton.
Yellowstone's Ecosystem History is Written in the Bones of Long-Dead Animals
A "death assemblage" study in Yellowstone National Park has confirmed that skeletal remains accumulating on the ground provide accurate information about the park's ecological history.
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