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Photography In The National Parks: A 1,000-Foot Difference

Did you know that, according to the National Park Service, only 10% of all visitors to Grand Canyon National Park ever travel to the North Rim, which has an elevation gain of about 1,000 feet above the South Rim, cooler temperatures, and more trees? Contributing photographer Rebecca Latson added the North Rim to her itinerary during her summer move from Texas to central Washington. Rebecca writes about what she saw and photographed and provides tips on how to capture unique images during your own trip to that part of the Grand Canyon.

Lake At Voyageurs National Park Studied For Muskie Population

Beavers are incredible dam builders. And those dams can affect other species in "the neighborhood." They can increase the size of a lake or, if they fail, quickly drain a lake. At Voyageurs National Park, biologists want to know how the failure in 2001 of a beaver dam at the outlet of Shoepack Lake impacted the resident population of muskellunge, better known to most as "muskies."