Spring Plowing To Begin Monday In Grand Teton National Park
Though spring wildflowers are still a couple months off at Grand Teton National Park, work will begin in earnest Monday to open the Teton Park Road for visitors.
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Will A Proposed Solar Power Plant Near Mojave National Preserve Defeat Good Planning?
Renewable energy projects can pose a challenge for environmental organizations—they may like the "green" aspects of solar and wind power, but in the wrong location such projects can have big impacts on values such as scenery and wildlife. A proposed solar project near Mojave National Preserve has united opposition by numerous groups, and now the question is whether the developer will succeed in defeating years of good planning for siting major solar projects.
Major Changes In Store For Grand Canyon National Park's Maswik Lodging Area
The recently issued NPS concession prospectus for Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim proposes some major construction in the Maswik lodging area.
Can Olympic National Park's Enchanted Valley Chalet Be Saved?
Olympic National Park officials seem resigned to seeing the historic Enchanted Valley Chalet toppled by time and the meandering main channel of the East Fork Quinault River.
You Can Ride Your Own Horse At Bryce Canyon National Park, But You Have To Hire A Guide
You can bring your own horse to Bryce Canyon National Park in Utah's redrock country and ride off into the shimmering sunset, but under a rule change you'll likely have to hire a guide from the concessionaire who offers trail rides.
Monitoring Climate Change Along The Coast Of Olympic National Park
What impact is climate change having on the coastal areas of Olympic National Park? The following 14-minute video takes a look at that question.
Public Education Program Leads To Reduced Bear Incidents In Yosemite National Park
Not too many years ago there was a study that identified the type of vehicles Yosemite National Park's bears liked to break into for a meal. Now a new study says improved efforts to keep bears away from human foods has been a tremendous success in the park.
50 Best Short Hikes In Utah's National Parks
With their colorful settings and majestic geology, Arches, Bryce Canyon, Canyonlands, Capitol Reef, and Zion national parks in Utah rightfully should be explored on foot, even if you only have a few hours to hike.
- By Kurt Repanshek - March 20th, 2014 3:05am
Essential Park Guide, Spring 2014: Yellowstone Reborn
Winter had loosened its icy grip on the high country. Faint stirrings from burrows and dens and caves led the young critters into a new world of running water, budding plants, and warm sunshine. Warm weather and life springs abundant.
Vicksburg National Military Park Invites You To Meet "People From The Past" During April 12 Evening Walk
Every Civil War battlefield has plenty of stories to tell, and on the evening of April 12, 2014, Vicksburg National Military Park will give visitors a chance to "meet some of the historical personalities that shaped the story of the struggle for Vicksburg." Reservations are needed for the free candlelight walk along the park tour road.
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