Recent Storms Took A Toll on Cape Cod National Seashore Beaches
While recent storms pounded Mid-Atlantic states and New England with heavy snows, they also pummeled the beaches of Cape Cod National Seashore.
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Anchialine Pools in Hawaii’s Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park are Home to Some Very Rare Creatures
Scientists studying pools in a national park on Hawaii’s Big Island have found what may very well be a species new to science. How cool is that?!
Reader Participation Day: Which National Park Brings the Best Out In Your Camera?
It's a given: national parks are great places to take photographs. And yet, there are some parks that seem to produce better photos from my camera than others. Which national parks do you find the most photogenic?
Theodore Roosevelt National Park Announces Plan to Use Volunteers to Help Cull Elk Herd
Park rangers and volunteer hunters could begin work this fall to cull elk herds at Theodore Roosevelt National Park by more than half if the park's elk management plan gains final approval in about a month. NPS photo.
Is The American Pika Really On The Road To Extinction Due to Climate Change?
Less than a month after a conservation group expressed its displeasure with the Obama administration for not providing Endangered Species Act protection to the American pika due to the plight it might face due to climate change, a new study suggests the tiny mammals are more widespread than thought and seem to thrive in a temperature range greater than long thought possible.
Book Field Program at North Cascades National Park By March 31 and Save $50
National parks are incredible classrooms of the natural world. You can venture into those classrooms via field trips sponsored by many institutes and associations affiliated with individual parks. And if you sign on for a program with the North Cascades Institute between now and month's end, you can save some cash.
It Must be Spring at Big Bend National Park—Multiple Incidents Challenge the Park Staff
Poets tell us where young men's thoughts turn in the spring, but the staff at Big Bend National Park knows the arrival of warmer weather means life in that park is going to get crazy. Big Bend's busy season is here, and a spate of recent incidents proves it must be spring in the desert.
Road Projects Ready To Be Tackled In Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks This Summer
Spring often coincides with road work in the national parks, and that's certainly no exception in Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, which have a full slate of projects getting under way.
Spring Plowing Coming to Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks
With winter easing its grip on the Northern Rockies, work is under way in Yellowstone National Park, and soon will be under way in neighboring Grand Teton National Park, to clear snow from the roads.
Group Calls For Boycott on Alaska After Game Officials Allow Wolf Trapping Near Denali National Park
A decision by Alaska's Board of Game to eliminate a wolf non-take zone on land surrounded on three sides by Denali National Park and Preserve has prompted an animal rights group to call for a boycott on tourism travel to Alaska this year.
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