Tune-in For Yosemite National Park
Never been to Yosemite National Park? If you haven't, or if you just want to recall its beauty, watch for "Yosemite -- America's Treasure" on the Travel Channel this Sunday and again on April 17 and 18.
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The Monkey Wrench Gang: Coming to a Theater Near You?
Could it actually be true? Are Doc Sarvis, Bonnie Abbzug, George Washington Hayduke III, and Seldom Seen and their monkey-wrenching exploits in the Southwest really coming to the big screen?
Apostle Islands, Pictured Rocks National Lakeshores Taking Steps to Prevent Spread of Fish Virus
Fishing in waters of Apostle Islands and Pictured Rocks national lakeshores is going to be a bit more difficult this year, as emergency restrictions are being implemented in an effort to prevent the spread of a deadly fish virus.
Elevated Sulphur Dioxide Levels Prompt Closure of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Elevated concentrations of sulphur dioxide gas venting from the Kilauea Volcano have prompted the closure of Hawaii Volcanoes National Park.
Park Lands For Sale: Can the National Park Service Afford Them?
America's national park system is interwoven with more than 4 million acres of private lands, nearly half of which the National Park Service would love to own, but can't afford. Does Congress, or the American people, care?
A Sad Sign of the Times: NPS Promotes Body Armor Options To Rangers
Is it just me, or is it really a sad sign of the times when the National Park Service is promoting "factory direct" body armor to its rangers, body armor that not only stops most bullets but which is "a great choice for active rangers"?
The Essential Cape Cod National Seashore
Steaming lobster, fresh quahogs, corn on the cob, a cold brew, sand and sun. It doesn't get much better than that at Cape Cod National Seashore, a place where the perfect summer surely could have been designed.
- April 7th, 2008
Lake Powell Expected to Rise 50 Feet This Summer
Climate change is taking it on the chin in the Rockies this winter. So much snow has fallen in the Intermountain West that when it melts it's expected to raise the level of Lake Powell by some 50 feet, to the highest point it's been since 2002.
Body Found Below South Rim at Grand Canyon National Park
Condors have led Grand Canyon National Park rangers to a body about 300 feet below the South Rim.
Judge Gives Two Sides Additional Week to Resolve Cape Hatteras National Seashore ORV Issue
A federal judge has agreed to give the two sides in the dispute over ORV use at Cape Hatteras National Seashore another week to find a solution. Short of that, he seems ready to ban the activity.
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