18 Acres To Be Burned At Valley Forge National Historical Park
Eighteen acres of meadow will be burned at Valley Forge National Historical Park in the coming weeks as officials see if fire can successfully be used to combat invasive plant species.
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Snowplows Trying To Keep Trail Ridge Road Open At Rocky Mountain National Park
Fall is little more than a week old, yet winter has made an impressive appearance in Rocky Mountain National Park, where snowplows were busy Wednesday trying to keep Trail Ridge Road open for at least one more weekend.
Additional Moonlight Tours Added To Cape Lookout Lighthouse
With the full moon coming in little more than a week, officials at Cape Lookout National Seashore are taking reservations for moonlight tours of Cape Lookout Light scheduled for October 9, 10, and 11.
Visit Tumacácori National Historical Park For A Full Moon Photo Workshop
The historic mission grounds at Tumacácori National Historical Park will be open under the light of a full moon on the evening of Wednesday, October 8. The park will be open as usual from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., reopening from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. for visitors to enjoy the evening on the peaceful mission grounds.
Hike To The Point Bonita Lighthouse At Golden Gate National Recreation Area
You can mix an invigorating walk along the Pacific Coast with some history by joining a hike October 4 to the Point Bonita Lighthouse at Golden Gate National Recreation Area in California.
Traveler's Gear Box: Stanley Cook And Brew Vacuum Coffee System
Stanley, making vacuum bottles since 1913, has created the 1 liter Brew and Cook system. It's got all the attachments to make great coffee, and keep it hot.
Captive-Breeding Program Suggested For Endangered Pup Fish At Death Valley National Park
With a small, isolated population of pupfish at Death Valley National Park facing a 30 percent chance of going extinct by 2034, a University of California scientist is suggesting a more aggressive captive-breeding program for the fish.
Yosemite National Park's Bear Problems Greatly Reduced
Yosemite National Park long has had a history of problems between visitors and the park's black bears, but those appear to be a thing of the past. Since 1998, officials note, bear incidents that have generated personal property damage have dropped by 95 percent.
- September 30th, 2014
Big Cypress National Preserve To Limit Secondary Off-Road Travel Indefinitely
Environmental organizations are claiming a victory over a settlement that will indefinitely close some off-road vehicle trails in Big Cypress National Preserve until officials can complete their Backcountry Access plan.
UPDATED: Hiker In The Narrows At Zion National Park Apparent Drowning Victim
One of the most iconic hikes in the National Park System, one that also potentially is one of the deadliest, has claimed another victim. Heavy rains that have been pounding southern Utah for days swelled the Virgin River that flows through the Narrows at Zion National Park well above flood stage and claimed the life of a 34-year-old man.
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