Winter Season Kicks Off Monday At Grand Teton National Park
With growing snow cover in the mountains, the winter season at Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming kicks off on Monday.
- December 12th, 2014
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Point Reyes National Seashore Shuttle Service Will Help With Whale, Elephant Seal Watching
With gray whales soon to start their migration to warmer waters, and elephant seals heading to the beaches of Point Reyes National Seashore for breeding, the park's shuttle buses can help you get to a viewpoint with little hassle.
Pipeline Break Shuts Down Phantom Ranch At Grand Canyon National Park
Overnight stays at Phantom Ranch on the floor of the Grand Canyon have been temporarily halted due to the break in the Trans-Canyon Water Pipeline, Grand Canyon National Park officials said Thursday.
Memorial Wall Re-Opens At War In The Pacific National Historical Park
The Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., often known simply as "The Wall," contains the names of over 58,000 Americans who gave their lives in that conflict, but there's another Memorial Wall with more than 17,000 names from World War 2 in America's most-distant national park. The Asan Bay Overlook Memorial Wall at War in the Pacific National Historical Park had been damaged by storms and vandals, but rehabilitation of this wall has now been completed.
Add Shenandoah National Park To List Of Parks Proposing Higher User Fees
Public comment is being taken on a fee increase proposal at Shenandoah National Park, where entrance fees haven't gone up since 2006.
Five Unruly Motorists Agree To Pay $150,000 For Damages To Resources At Padre Island National Seashore
Five motorists who headed off into an area of Padre Island National Seashore that was off-limits to vehicles and drove around the tidal flats there have agreed, along with their insurance agencies, to pay more than $150,000 in damages to the park.
Yellowstone National Park Officials Looking To See Bison Population Dropped By Up To 1,000 This Winter
Upwards of 1,000 Yellowstone National Park bison could meet their demise this winter, either through hunting in Montana or through shipment to slaughter houses or research facilities, so as to contain the size of the park's herd and to reduce the "potential for a mass migration of bison into Montana."
$1 Million Grant From American Express Will Help Restore 178-Year-Old Lockkeeper's House On National Mall
A throwback to the days when commerce flowed up and down canals to Washington, D.C., a Lockkeeper's House that dates to the 1830s, will be restored to near-mint condition thanks to a $1 million grant from American Express to the Trust for the National Mall.
Zion National Park Officials Proposing Higher Fees For Entry, Camping, Backcountry Travel
It soon could cost you more to enter Zion National Park, camp there, and head into the backcountry.
Traveler's View: Senate Should Either Fund New Parks In Defense Bill, Or Strip Them Out
There are at least 75 million reasons why the U.S. Senate should either fully fund the national park projects contained within the defense authorization bill, or strip them out.
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