UPDATE | Face Mask Requirements Returning To National Parks
A number of national parks, including Yellowstone, Grand Canyon, and Yosemite, citing increases in Covid cases, have reinstituted face mask requirements if you enter a park building.
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Tennessee Woman Dies During Grand Canyon Float Trip
A Tennessee woman who had hiked down to Phantom Ranch on the floor of Grand Canyon National Park to join a river trip died when she was pulled into the Colorado River.
Senate Committee To Consider Legislation Protecting Grand Canyon, Forest Restoration, Federal Land Sales
Legislation that would protect Grand Canyon National Park from uranium mining will be considered by a Senate subcommittee along with other measures that would direct the Interior and Agriculture departments to tackle forest restoration projects, allow the federal government to sell land for housing, and expand Berryessa Snow Mountain National Monument.
Canadian Hiker Dies In Grand Canyon National Park
A 41-year-old Canadian woman attempting to hike down from the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park to the Colorado River and back in one day died on the trail.
Grand Canyon National Park's North Rim Set To Open
Barring the possibility of a late-season snowstorm, the North Rim of Grand Canyon National Park is set to open on May 15 at 6 a.m.
Colorado River Ranked Nation's Most Endangered River ... Again
Climate change impacts and over allocation of available water have landed the Colorado River, which flows through some of the country's most iconic national parks, at the top of American River's annual list of endangered rivers.
Aramark To Acquire Forever Resorts National Park Operations
A consolidation of national park concessions operators is underway, with word that Aramark has signed an agreement to acquire destination properties managed by Forever Resorts.
Utah Woman Dies In Fall During Grand Canyon River Trip
A 34-year-old Utah woman died from a fall while on a river trip through Grand Canyon National Park.
Washington Man Banned From Federal Lands In Arizona For Leading Crowd Across Grand Canyon
Leading some friends on a rim-to-rim hike at Grand Canyon National Park is one thing, but a Washington state man who organized a crowd of 139 people to do the hike violated the park's group size limits and has been banned from not just the national park but all federal lands in Arizona for two years.
Colorado Woman Dies While On River Trip Through Grand Canyon
A Colorado woman on a river trip through Grand Canyon National Park died after falling into the Colorado River near Hance Rapid.
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