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Land On Fire

Charred landscapes, smoke-filled skies and, in some cases, shuttered national park lodges are becoming the new norm in the western United States. Why is this happening? In Land On Fire, Gary Ferguson provides a course on wildfire in a West made drier, hotter, and more combustible by climate change.

Exploring The Parks: Fort Necessity And Friendship Hill

In the southwest corner of Pennsylvania, just about an hour shy of the Ohio state line, sit a couple of National Park System units that might not be on your radar. I wouldn’t call them obscure, but being from the West Coast I had not heard of either until my NPS passport led me there a few months ago. Treasury Secretary Albert Gallatin’s wilderness house at Friendship Hill National Historic Site and Fort Necessity National Battlefield, a small palisade built by then Lt. Colonel George Washington at the very beginning of the French and Indian War, introduced me to history that I was only vaguely familiar with.

The Armchair Photography Guide To Canyonlands National Park – Island In The Sky

Thinking of traveling with your camera to the Island in the Sky District of Canyonlands National Park? Contributing photographer Rebecca Latson's latest Armchair Photography Guide takes you along stops within this vast district, providing tips on techniques and gear to help you make the most of your visit without having to hike long trails or venture into the backcountry to capture stellar images.

Questions And Answers On The Future Of Caneel Bay Resort At Virgin Islands National Park

What is the future of the hurricane-ravaged Caneel Bay Resort at Virgin Islands National Park? The Virgin Islands Daily News recently asked numerous questions around that issue and got some answers, and some deflections, from CBI Acquisitions, which holds the lease to the property.