Whiskey Bend Road In Olympic National Park Reopens To The Public
Whiskey Bend Road, the 4.5-mile road that connects Olympic Hot Springs Road
to the Whiskey Bend trailhead in Olympic National Park, has reopened to public vehicle access.
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Olympic National Park To Revise Spruce Railroad Trail Expansion Project
Officials at Olympic National Park saty they will revise an environmental assessment prepared on a proposal to expand and improve the Spruce Railroad Trail along Lake Crescent and in the Sol Duc area.
With Salmon Runs Ending, Work Resumes On Demolishing Dams At Olympic National Park
Call it a mix of good news and bad news. On the upside, contractors removing dams along the Elwha River at Olympic National Park are getting a two-week head start on the work. The downside is that that early start is made possible by the end of chum salmon runs up the river.
Reader Participation Day: Why Are National Parks So Controversial?
Why are national parks so dang controversial?
Glacier National Park Not Taking Lead From Olympic National Park On Mountain Goats
While Olympic National Park is facing a multi-million-dollar lawsuit over the fatal goring of a hiker by a mountain goat and has implemented regulations designed to ward off future run-ins with the goats, at goat-rich Glacier National Park officials are not altering their regulations.
No Razor Clam Harvest At Olympic National Park Until Spring
Poor overall populations of razor clams, and recent downward trends in those populations, have prompted Olympic National Park officials to cancel the fall and winter clamming season at Kalaloch.
- November 20th, 2011
Family of Man Killed By Mountain Goat in Olympic National Park Sues National Park Service
The family of a man gored to death by a mountain goat in Olympic National Park a year ago has sued the National Park Service for wrongful death, arguing the park staff knew the animal was a danger to hikers but failed to do anything about it.
Groundbreaking Of Elwha River Restoration At Olympic National Park Something To Remember
It was long in coming, but the official ceremony marking the dismantling of the Elwha and Glines Canyon dams at Olympic National Park was decidedly short. But the future for the river and its watershed will be revolutionary. David Graves, the National Park Conservation Association's Northwest program manager, reflects on the event.
New Webcams At Olympic National Park Allow Views of Largest Dam Removal Project in U. S. History
The largest dam removal project in U. S. history is now underway in and near Olympic National Park, and six new webcams will allow viewing of the project from anywhere in the world.
Olympic National Park Officials Kill "Aggressive" Mountain Goat
An "aggressive" mountain goat has been killed by park officials at Olympic National Park, almost a year after another goat fatally gored a hiker in the backcountry.
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