Controlled Flood Proposed for the Colorado River Through Grand Canyon National Park
What in essence would be a controlled flood is being proposed for the Colorado River through Grand Canyon National Park.
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A Winter Visit to Grand Canyon National Park's Phantom Ranch
From the South Kaibab Trail in Grand Canyon National Park, the first view of Phantom Ranch reveals that the trees, Fremont cottonwoods, do not know that it's winter.
Dying in the Parks: Park Service Concerned About Suicides
Each year nearly 100 people attempt suicide somewhere in the national park system. That's a troubling statistic for the National Park Service.
- December 17th, 2007
Grand Canyon Officials Release EA on Bright Angel Trailhead Improvements
A plan to improve the area around the Bright Angel Trailhead in Grand Canyon National Park is now available for public comment.
Plague Confirmed As Cause of Death for Grand Canyon Biologist
The Centers for Disease Control has confirmed that plague caused the death of a Grand Canyon National Park wildlife biologist earlier this month.
With The Off-Season Here, Lodging Deals Are Popping Up Throughout the National Park System
Students are back in school, the weather is turning, the leaves have mostly fallen. Also falling are the costs of booking a room in national park lodges for the next few months.
Plague Suspected In Death Of Grand Canyon National Park Employee
Plague is suspected as the cause of death of a 37-year-old National Park Service employee at Grand Canyon National Park. Eric York, a wildlife biologist, was found dead in his home on the South Rim earlier this month.
Grand Canyon National Park: Open To Some Faiths
Religion in the national parks is a white-hot topic. Just mention that park rangers at Grand Canyon National Park can't discuss the geologic age of that canyon, as PEER suggested late last year, and you'll draw a crowd.
4-Year-old Dies in Fall off South Rim of Grand Canyon
A 4-year-old girl has been killed in a fall from the South Rim of Grand Canyon National Park.
Lodging Deals Can be Had in the National Parks
While it seems the cost of booking a room in a national park seems to be on an ever-upward spiral, there are bargains to be had if you're flexible in your travel.
- September 30th, 2007
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