The National Parks In Winter
Winter brings a frosty, and icy, new robe to many national parks. The biting cold against the snowy settings can be magical, as these photos show.
- November 29th, 2017
Olympic National Park
Exploring Winter’s Wonders In The National Park System
It started in mid-September; a few flakes began to flutter across the Crown of the Continent in Glacier National Park. The snow since then has slowly spread east and west, north and south. By January the white mantle likely will cover the whole northern tier of the National Park System, from Acadia west to Olympic, south through Rocky Mountain, into Shenandoah and Great Smoky Mountain national parks.
- November 12th, 2017
Sport Fishing Reopens At Three Rivers In Olympic National Park
Less than a week after closing three rivers to recreational fishing, heavy rains prompted Olympic National Park to lift the restriction on Saturday.
Low Stream Flows Lead To Fishing Closures At Olympic National Park
Due to concerns about low river flows impeding salmon migrations, Olympic National Park is closing the Quillayute, Dickey, and Hoh River mouths to fishing beginning Monday until further notice. This closure includes portions of each river within the boundaries of the park.
Eight New Cabins For Log Cabin Resort At Lake Crescent In Olympic National Park
New lodging doesn't come along often in the National Park System, so when it does it's definitely newsworthy. The lodging is in the form of eight cabins being constructed at the Log Cabin Resort on Lake Crescent in Olympic National Park in Washington state.
UPDATED | Congressman Introduces Legislation To Extensively Rewrite Antiquities Act
A Utah congressman long unhappy with the authority given presidents under The Antiquities Act to establish national monuments has introduced legislation that would extensively rewrite the century-old act. If enacted, the rewrite would limit the purposes for which monuments could be created, require environmental review, and allow presidents to reduce the size of monuments without congressional action.
Comment Period Extended on Olympic National Park's Mountain Goat Plan
Olympic National Park officials have extended the public comment period on a proposal to reduce mountain goat populations in their park until midnight Mountain Time on October 10.
Interior Department: Bang, Bang, Shoot 'Em Up!
There's a new sheriff in town, and he's more than willing to have you test his aim.
Alliance Of Partners Rely On Volunteers To Clean Olympic National Park Beaches
Washington CoastSavers is taking names for parties interested in participating in the 2017 International Coastal Cleanup on Saturday, September 16th.
Road Snarls Coming To Olympic National Park
With road construction on the calendar for Olympic National Park, be prepared for considerable delays if you're planning to visit the park after Labor Day.
- August 29th, 2017
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