Eagles Released In Theodore Roosevelt National Park After Rehabbing From Injuries
Two golden eagles and one bald eagle that have been undergoing rehabilitation at a zoo are scheduled to be released into Theodore Roosevelt National Park on Thursday.
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Grizzly Bears Starting to Stir In Yellowstone National Park
Strong evidence that spring is nearby has been found in a series of grizzly bear tracks in the interior of Yellowstone National Park.
Should "Boot Cabin" In Big Bend National Park Be Replaced?
Is "Boot Cabin" in the backcountry of Big Bend National Park a fixer upper, or is it beyond any hope of repair? Park officials believe the latter, and want to replace the ranger cabin with a new facility.
Zion National Park Gearing Up For Summer Season
With winter's grip loosening on southern Utah, more visitor facilities are opening for the summer at Zion National Park.
- March 5th, 2011
Glacier National Park Looking For Volunteers To Help With Air Quality Studies
Imagine the "office" for doing air-quality studies in Glacier National Park. And if you want to work in that office, the park is looking for some volunteers to help with air-quality monitoring.
Authorities Looking For Vandals Who Took Potshots At Mesa Verde National Park's Entrance Station
Authorities are searching for the individual or individuals who took potshots at the Entrance Station to Mesa Verde National Park the other day.
Friends Of The Smokies Working To Save Great Smoky Mountains National Park's Hemlock Trees
From time to time we bring you stories about insecticide spraying in Great Smoky Mountains National Park to combat a non-native pest that is a threat to the park's stands of Eastern hemlock trees. Another chapter of that saga comes from Friends of the Smokies, which raises funds to help carry that battle to the pests.
National Park Service Rolling Out 5-Year Plan to Commemorate 150th Anniversary of Civil War
Through the course of the next five years the National Park Service will be rolling out a series of programs to both help commemorate the 150th anniversary of the Civil War and highlight its impact on the Civil Rights movement in this country.
Some Backcountry Campsites At Zion National Park Closed Due To Winter Flooding
Due to the prospect of damage from winter floods, the 12 backcountry camp sites in the Narrows of Zion National Park are closed for the foreseeable future, according to park officials.
Four Houseboats Destroyed By Fire At Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
A fire at the Wahweap Marina at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area destroyed four houseboats and one other watercraft, but 40 other vessels were saved by firefighters, according to NRA officials.
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