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Key Species Of The Florida Reef

The Florida Reef supports more than 1,400 species of plants and animals along its 350 miles, including many corals, turtles and fish that are designated as threatened or endangered on the federal Endangered Species Act list.

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By Jennifer Roberts - February 11th, 2026

Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park Expands With Addition Of Historic Prince Hall Masonic Temple And Lodge

The Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park in Georgia is expanding with the addition of the historic Prince Hall Masonic Temple and Lodge.

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By NPT Staff - February 11th, 2026

Staying In Yellowstone’s Interior During Winter 2026 – Part 2: Lodging, Dining, And Packing

Mid-December through the end of February heralds the winter season at Yellowstone National Park, so If you are considering spending a few winter days in this park, there is still time to do so before the season ends. In Part 2 of this three-part series, you’ll read about lodging and dining.

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By Rebecca Latson - February 11th, 2026

Op-Ed | Stop Treating Glen Canyon National Recreation Area As A Neglected Subordinate Of The National Park System

Since its inception, the Interior Department’s Adaptive Management Work Group (AMWG) has failed to fulfill an intent of the Grand Canyon Protection Act: to assure Glen Canyon Dam is operated to protect, mitigate adverse impacts to, and improve the values for which Glen Canyon National Recreation Area (GCNRA) was established.

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By Ron Rudolph - February 11th, 2026

Yosemite National Park Prepares for 2026 Horsetail Fall Viewing

Yosemite National Park is not requiring reservations for the annual viewing of Horsetail Fall when it's illuminated by the setting sun, but is urging visitors to carpool and arrive early.

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By NPT Staff - February 10th, 2026

Trump Administration's Handling Of America's Birthday Draws Strong Criticism

President Donald Trump's handling of the United States' 250th birthday celebration is drawing criticism as his administration continues to erase history across the National Park System and monetizes the big event for GOP donors.

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By Kurt Repanshek - February 10th, 2026

Wolf Trap Announces Special Series To Mark Nation’s 250th Anniversary

Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts has announced its summer season, which will mark the 250th anniversary of the United States by showcasing the music that has shaped the nation.

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By NPT Staff - February 10th, 2026

Great Basin National Park Celebrates Anniversary With Virtual Speaker Series

To celebrate the 40th anniversary of Great Basin National Park, the Great Basin National Park Foundation has launched a free Virtual Speaker Series.

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By Compiled From NPS Releases - February 10th, 2026

Park Service Proposes Changes To Bicycling Rules At Mammoth Cave National Park

The National Park Service is inviting public comments on a proposed rule to amend special regulations for riding bicycles and horses within Mammoth Cave National Park.

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By NPT Staff - February 9th, 2026

Broken Pipe Sending Millions Of Gallons Of Sewage Through C&O Canal National Historical Park

A major sewer pipe that travels underneath the Potomac River from Virginia to Maryland has broken, releasing hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Chesapeake and Ohio (C&O) Canal National Historical Park in Maryland and the Potomac River. In other words, a massive torrent of sewage has contaminated part of the park and is flowing throughthe nation’s capital.

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By Sue Eisenfeld - February 9th, 2026

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