Four Concession Contracts Up For Bid At Denali National Park And Preserve
Denali National Park and Preserve officials are seeking bids for four contracts for providing mountaineering guide services in the park.
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Is Global Climate Change A Threat to National Parks? Another Response
In response to a guest column on climate change that disputed the belief that human activities are driving global warming, a quartet of scientists and former National Park Service employees say the evidence for anthropogenic global warming is indisputable.
Possible Congressional Battle Looming Over Parks Legislation Attached To Defense Authorization Bill
In what could be the most significant legislative action pertaining to national parks since 2009, the U.S. House of Representatives is being asked to approve a defense authorization bill that has been amended to create a number of new units of to the National Park System, from a Blackstone River Valley National Historical Park in New York to a Manhattan Project National Historical Park spread across a handful of states.
Take A Close-Up Look At Grand Canyon National Park's Phantom Ranch
Though the busy summer travel season is over, that doesn't mean you still can't enjoy Grand Canyon National Park. Relax for a few minutes and enjoy this video that shows off Phantom Ranch on the canyon's floor.
Court Finds Federal Agencies Ignored NEPA In Guaranteeing Loans For Hog Farm Above Buffalo National River
Federal loan guarantees needed to ensure financing for a commercial hog operation upstream of the Buffalo National River in Arkansas were inappropriately approved by federal agencies that failed to adequately review the project's potential environmental impacts, a judge has ruled.
Natural Bridges National Monument Poised To More Than Double Entrance Fee
National Park Service officials are proposing to more than double the entrance fee for Natural Bridges National Monument, a small, off-the-beaten-path unit of the National Park System in southern Utah.
New Website Launched To Help Yosemite National Park Celebrate 125th Anniversary
Yosemite National Park has launched a new website to commemorate the 125th anniversary of Yosemite National Park. The website is designed to provide an innovative way for community members and interested parties to actively participate in the celebrations surrounding the anniversary that will be staged throughout the 2015 calendar year.
Holiday Celebrations From Years Past To Be Recalled At Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site
It’s commonly held that we should take only pictures and leave only footprints when we visit the parks, but Grant-Kohrs Ranch National Historic Site in Deer Lodge, Montana, is offering visitors a chance to take home a bit more this holiday season.
Time Again For The Annual Christmas Bird Count In The National Park System
It sure doesn’t seem like a whole year has passed, but it’s time again for the annual Christmas Bird Count. Sponsored by the National Audubon Society, this is the 115th consecutive year the count has been held, making it one of the world’s longest running and largest citizen science projects. The 2014-15 count dates fall between December 14th and January 5th. Participation is free.
Give To National Parks This Tuesday
Black Friday and Cyber Monday are past, so on this Tuesday give a little back...to national parks.
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