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California Man Becomes Second Yellowstone National Park Visitor To Be Gored By Bison This Year
Despite all the warnings passed out by Yellowstone National Park officials and rangers, from time to time visitors looking for that perfect photograph overlook the fact that the park's bison not only are wild, but can be highly temperamental. A California man discovered that in a most painful way Wednesday when looking for a close-up and the bison he was focusing on decided he wanted no part of a photo shoot.
New Concessionaire Chosen to Manage Lodging, Dining, and Retail at Bryce Canyon National Park
A shift in concessions management is coming at Bryce Canyon National Park, where the National Park Service has granted to Forever Resorts a 10-year contract for lodging, dining, and retail operations long held by Xanterra Parks & Resorts.
Denver Businessman Tabbed to Take Over As CEO of National Park Foundation
A Denver businessman has been chosen to take over as chief executive officer of the National Park Foundation, the congressionally chartered fund-raising arm for the National Park System.
The Oldest Presidential Residence in the U.S. Reopens to the Public. Where it is?
Washington slept here, and so did some of his family. It's the oldest surviving presidential residence in the country, and after major renovation, the house has reopened to the public. Do you know where it's located?
Late-Summer Lodging Deal Offered At Zion National Park
If you like it hot in canyon country, then there's a hot deal on the table for a room at Zion National Park during the high heat of summer.
By Bob Janiskee - October 29th, 2011 1:32pm
National Park Quiz 64: Statues
You don’t need to be into statuary to enjoy this week’s quiz. Answers are at the end. If we catch you peeking, we’ll make you write “statuesque” on the whiteboard over and over until you can spell it correctly.
- By Bob Janiskee - October 29th, 2011 1:32pm
Tinder-Dry Conditions Prompt "High" Fire Danger Warning in Grand Teton National Park
Building summer heat and declining moisture are combining to produce dangerous fire conditions in Grand Teton National Park and the adjacent Bridger-Teton National Forest. The potential for wildfires has been bumped up to "high" in those two preserves.
Reader Participation Day: What's Your Favorite National Park, and Why?
Tell us what your favorite national park is, and why.
"River Runners for Wilderness" Lose Bid to See Motorized Rafts, Helicopters Banned from Colorado River Corridor in Grand Canyon
A coalition of river runners that believes muscles, not motors, should drive rafts down the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park has been rebuffed in its bid to see the National Park Service agree with that belief.
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