C&O Canal Hopes to Land Some Centennial Funding
As the National Park Centennial Initiative moves forward, it definitely will be interesting to see how many projects arise and how decisions are made to fund them.
Parks in the News
Should Anything Be Done With Angel's Landing?
What should the National Park Service do, if anything, with Angel's Landing in Zion National Park? This question arises every time there's a fatality, and rightly so. The recent death of Barry Goldstein has rekindled the debate, with at least one reader believing the Park Service should, in essence, certify the ability of hikers determined to reach the landing.
A New Foundation Arises to Aid Lake Superior Parks
As times grow increasingly tougher, financially, for the National Park Service, individual parks can find a bit of a lifeline in non-profit friends groups. The latest non-profit to surface is the National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation.
USOC Feeling Overly Proprietary About "Olympic"
The USOC is focusing its power on an Olympic National Park ranger, demanding that he be careful with how he uses the world "Olympic." And it wants him to forget about trademarking his guidebook 'Best of the Olympic Peninsula'.
Here's the Latest On Mount Rainier
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Obata Exhibit at Yosemite Worth A Stop
- June 13th, 2007
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