Yosemite Conservancy Investing $14 Million In Yosemite National Park
Science, cultural history, and improved routes for cyclists in Yosemite National Park are just a few of the projects the Yosemite Conservancy is underwriting this year in the park.
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Grumpy Bison, Raging Waters, And Sharks Are Risky Aspects Of The National Parks
A young Ohio woman was the first to find out this year just how dangerous it is to approach bison in Yellowstone National Park, though grumpy bison are not the only risks to avoid during your summer in the National Park System.
National Parks Traveler Webinar: Slough Slogs And Park Funding
There are countless adventures and countless educational opportunities to be found across the National Park System. One of the more fun adventures is "slough slogging" in Everglades National Park. Join the National Parks Traveler on June 6 to learn about this with Yvette Cano, the park's education director.
Photography In The National Parks: More Favorite Places For Photography
Since her last “favorite spots” columns written for the Traveler, contributing photographer Rebecca Latson has traveled to a few more units of the National Park System. In this month’s column, Rebecca introduces us to even more spots for favorite photo ops.
Review | Olmsted And Yosemite: Civil War, Abolition, And The National Park Idea
When and why did the idea of national parks emerge in American history? Several creation myths, or “campfire tales” as Diamant and Carr call them, have been embraced by historians and government officials. Among them are the discussion around the campfire at Madison Junction on the Yellowstone Plateau during the 1870 Washburn-Langford-Doane expedition broaching the idea, which was then promoted by Langford on behalf of the Northern Pacific Railroad and resulted in the creation of Yellowstone as the world’s first national park.
National Parks Quiz And Trivia #48
With 423 units in the National Park System, there will always be plenty to learn. So, take this National Parks Traveler quiz and test your knowledge and see how much you know before checking the answers at the bottom of the page.
- April 16th, 2022
Long-Distance Hiking Trails Offer Room For Biodiversity Corridors
As climate change continues to alter habitats for plants and animals, and as the call for a national biodiversity strategy gets louder, the country's long-distance hiking trails could prove to be valuable corridors for species.
Hearing On Tribal Co-Management Of Federal Lands Leads To Domestic Energy Debate
A congressional hearing Tuesday into how best federal land-management agencies could tap Native American expertise for natural resource issues opened the door for Republicans to push for more oil and gas drilling and development of a national energy policy in response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Yosemite National Park Going To Reservation System During Peak Hours To Reduce Congestion
In a bid to reduce congestion made worse by construction projects this summer, Yosemite National Park will require reservations beginning May 20 for those hoping to enter the park between 6 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Shelton Johnson Honored For Work In Raising Awareness, Appreciation Of Public Lands
Shelton Johnson, a longtime ranger in Yosemite National Park, has been honored by the National Park Trust with its 2022 American Park Experience Award, which honors an individual or group that has made extraordinary efforts to enhance the awareness and appreciation of our nation’s public parks, lands, and waters.
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The easiest way to explore RV-friendly National Park campgrounds.
Here’s the definitive guide to National Park System campgrounds where RVers can park their rigs.
Our app is packed with RVing- specific details on more than 250 campgrounds in more than 70 national parks.
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