Still No Sign Of Missing Hiker At Zion National Park
A search continued Friday in Zion National Park for a 79-year-old man who vanished earlier this week.
- October 1st, 2021
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Gateway Towns Grateful For National Park Visitors, But...
National park gateway towns often put up with a lot when high season brings floods of tourists, but they also profit quite a bit, too.
- September 8th, 2021
Condor Nestling At Zion National Park Takes Flight
Two years after Zion National Park saw its first wild-hatched condor take to the skies, another has accomplished the same feat.
Search-And-Rescue Missions Growing In National Park System
As more and more people heading into the National Park System to escape being cooped up, rangers are finding themselves responding to more and more search-and-rescue calls.
Zion National Park Proposing Fee To Climb Atop Angels Landing
In a bid to better manage the crowds that want to stand atop Angels Landing in Zion National Park, the National Park Service is proposing a reservation plan with permits distributed via a lottery system.
Biden Administration Seeking Nearly $57 Million For National Park System Land Acquisitions
Preserving historic battlefields, purchasing inholdings, acquiring wildlife habitat, and purchased water rights are among the National Park Service projects the Biden administration wants to tackle with nearly $57 million from the Land and Water Conservation Fund for Fiscal 2022.
Zion National Park Recovering After Torrential Downpour
Crews were working Wednesday to clean up from a torrential rainstorm that dropped an inch of rain on Zion National Park, with more rain possible in the forecast.
Cyanobacteria Continues To Be A Problem At Zion National Park
Issues with cyanobacteria in the Virgin River continue to be a problem at Zion National Park in southwestern Utah. Though the bacteria is a natural part of aquatic environments, some varieties might produce dangerous liver and nervous system toxins, according to park staff.
Construction Around The Parks
It’s almost the official start of summer, the weather is warming up and the snow is melting. This means the National Park System is busying itself with construction projects around the parks.
Around The Parks: Excessive Heat, Record Visitation, Road And Bridge Maintenance, And Dark Sky Certification
There's quite a bit of news going on in the National Park System. The Memorial Day weekend brought record visitation numbers and the month of June is heating things up for some national parks like Grand Canyon, while others, like Mount Rainier National Park, remain buried beneath several feet of snow in places. With the snow melting, road and bridge maintnenance in and around some park units is starting up, creating delays and closures for visitors. And a huge congratulations goes to Zion National Park for its certification as the latest International Dark Sky Park.
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