Time To Apply For Permit To Climb Mount Whitney in Sequoia National Park
If this is the year you want to hike to the summit of Mount Whitney in Sequoia National Park, time is running short to get your application in.
Sequoia National Park
Court Rules That Sequoia National Park Officials Violated Wilderness Act By Allowing Horse Trips
More than 40 years after deciding that they would ban the use of stock animals in the high country of Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, park officials have both failed to do so and have been found in violation of The Wilderness Act for failing to assess the environmental impact of the animals.
Millions Of Dollars Heading To National Parks For Road, Multiple-Use Trail Improvements
Millions of dollars are flowing to the National Park System for work on aging roads and multiple-use trails in need of some TLC, and transportation systems thanks to the Paul S. Sarbanes Transit in the Parks program overseen by the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Could You Handle This Job? Arrowhead Hotshots Celebrate 30 Years of Fire Fighting Excellence
A small group of men and women hold one of the most highly sought after jobs in the National Park Service, but the work is also some of the most challenging anywhere in the country. This year the Arrowhead Hotshots celebrate 30 years of service as one of the elite wildland fire crews in the U.S.A.
Collapse of Snow Bridge Traps Hiker At Sequoia National Park
A woman training for an ultra-marathon found herself trapped in a creek beneath a roof of snow for three hours at Sequoia National Park, but survived the ordeal thanks to some passing hikers.
Should the Giant Sequoia National Monument be Transferred to the National Park Service?
A California congressman and a coalition of environmental groups are calling for management of the Giant Sequoia National Monument to be transferred from the U. S. Forest Service to the National Park Service. The debate highlights the long-standing confusion for many Americans about terms such as "national monument" as well as differences in the mission and management approach of the Forest Service and Park Service.
Plan Crafted To Address Threats To Whitebark Pine Forests in Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem
Threats posed by an imported disease and a tiny beetle to vital stands of whitebark pine trees near the roof of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem are to be addressed by a multi-tiered approach developed by the Greater Yellowstone Coordinating Committee.
Road Work Will Lead To Short Delays in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks From Now Into November
Ahh spring in the national parks. It's a great time to witness the arrival of wildflowers, wildlife on the move, and, in more than a few parks, the road crews with their orange vests and flags. In Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, these crews will be highly visible this summer, much to the chagrin of drivers.
Crystal Cave Tours At Sequoia National Park Begin Saturday
Though best known for its big trees, Sequoia National Park has a fascinating underworld, one you can explore during a tour through Crystal Cave.
Free Shuttle Buses Will Roll Again This Summer At Sequoia National Park
Visiting Sequoia National Park this summer? The shuttles will be rolling to help move you around the park. And you can even leave your rig in nearby Visalia and catch a bus from there to the park for a fee.
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