Sewage Spill Seeps Into Cave At Mammoth Cave National Park
Signs of an above-ground sewage spill that occurred at Mammoth Cave National Park back in May have been detected inside the cave system, but is not thought to be a threat to visitors.
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Could Take Two Weeks Before Denali Park Road Operating Normally Following Flooding
It could take until mid-July before the entire Denali Park Road is operating normally in the wake of flooding that damaged the far western end of the 92-mile road, according to Denali National Park officials.
Search-And-Rescue Missions Cost National Park Service Nearly $4 Million In 2013
While the number of search-and-rescue missions conducted in the National Park System in 2013 dropped slightly from the previous year, the number of individuals never found jumped fourfold, to 56, according to the National Park Service's annual Search and Rescue Report.
150 Years Of Preservation: Yosemite And The Constitutionality Of National Parks
With the 150th anniversary of the Yosemite Grant here, we should accept that Yosemite, not Yellowstone, was the birthplace of the national park idea.
Applicants Sought For 2014 @American_Latino Expedition
The call has gone out folks. Applications are now being taken for the 2014 @American_Latino Expedition, a contest designed to engage diverse audiences and inspire exploration and stewardship of America’s national parks, all the while highlighting American Latino culture, history, and contributions across the National Park System.
Search Under Way For Missing Float Trip Passenger In Grand Canyon National Park
A passenger on a float trip down the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park went missing after falling from a ledge into the river at Havasu Rapids, or River Mile 157.
National Park Service Issues Guidelines Regarding New Mosquito-Borne Disease
A new, for the mainland United States, mosquito-born disease has been in the news lately, and the National Park Service has issued some background on the disease -- Chikungunya virus -- and how to deal with it.
More Than 100 Evacuated From Backcountry Lodge At Denali National Park In Face Of Flooding
A storm event that sent floodwaters and rockfalls across the Denali Park Road also has led to the evacuation of 103 guests and employees from a lodge in Denali National Park in Alaska.
Black Canyon Water Trail First National Water Trail In The Southwest
A 30-mile watery ribbon that flows below Hoover Dam in Lake Mead National Recreation Area in Nevada has been designated a "national water trail," the first in the Southwest.
Western Snowy Plover Chicks To Temporary Close Beaches At Point Reyes National Seashore
A temporary beach closure is coming to Point Reyes National Seashore in California for the busy Fourth of July weekend so chicks of the western snowy plover, a threatened species, will have some solitude.
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