Closures Coming To Grand Teton National Park
Construction and road improvement projects scheduled for Grand Teton National Park in Wyoming will lead to some temporary closures in the park, beginning after Labor Day Weekend.
- August 30th, 2022
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Bat Tests Positive For Rabies At Grand Canyon National Park
Grand Canyon National Park biologists have received confirmation that a bat collected along the Colorado River in mid-August has tested positive for rabies. Wildlife managers generally report an increase in human-bat interactions in summer months. Individuals who have had physical contact with a bat are advised to seek medical attention and be assessed for appropriate medical treatment.
The Quiet, Complex Beauty Of Beaubears Island
In the dark, dense white pine forest of New Brunswick’s Beaubears Island, once home to Mi’kmaq gatherings and wooden shipbuilders, translucent, ghostly wildflowers that look like a fungus and are shaped like a smoker’s pipe cluster along a lightly-used footpath.
- By Jennifer Bain - August 29th, 2022
Big South Fork Horse Trails Repaired Following Recent Years' Heavy Rains
Trail crews at Big South Fork National River and Recreation area in Kentucky and Tennessee have completed the repair and rehabilitation of both Station Camp Creek and Bear Creek Loop Horse Trails, which had suffered under heavy rain events that occurred from 2019-2021.
National Parks Forever | Fifty Years Of Fighting And A Case For Independence
Advice to writers is to write what you know, and few know more about America’s recent national park history than the brothers Jarvis.
Forillon Gets Funding Boost For Beaver Pond Area
Quebec’s Forillon National Park is getting funding to conserve, restore and present its beaver ponds area.
- August 28th, 2022
Utah Seems To Be Angling For A Friendly Supreme Court In Its Bid To Shrink Monuments
Utah authorities appear to be hoping their lawsuit aimed at shrinking the size of Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments reaches the U.S. Supreme Court, where Chief Justice John Roberts a little more than a year ago expressed interest in exploring how big is too big when it comes to a monument established by a president under The Antiquities Act.
Tribal Associations Seek To Broaden History Of America's Best Idea
Associations and partnerships developing between the National Park Service and Indigenous people bring new voices to the story of the lands the parks occupy.
- By Eric Jay Toll - August 28th, 2022
Man Hiking Off Trail Falls 200 Feet To His Death At Grand Canyon
A man who went off trail along the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park fell 200 feet to his death.
Flash Floods Again Close Mojave National Preserve Roads
Flash floods washed across Mojave National Preserve in California on Friday and again forced closure of the preserve's roads. One motorist who ignored the road closures saw their car trapped in the resulting quagmire.
- August 26th, 2022
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