Thanks To All Who Made The National Parks Traveler Possible This Year
It's been an incredible year across the National Park System and for the National Parks Traveler, and for that we thank our readers, listeners, and incredible contributors.
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Looking Ahead To Coverage Of The National Park System In 2022...
What will 2022 bring to the National Park System? There are plenty of unknowns, but there are some "knowns," as well, when it comes to what the National Parks Traveler will be reporting on.
Help Make National Parks Traveler's Year-End Campaign Successful
There is no shortage of "news" outlets in the world. How reputable they all are, well, that's debatable. At the National Parks Traveler, our reputation is on display every day of the year, and readers appreciate our efforts to see that our news coverage is fair and balanced.
- December 30th, 2021
Traveler Profile: Kurt Repanshek
Kurt Repanshek is the founder and editor-in-chief of National ParksTraveler.
Traveler Profile: Gary Vogt
Gary Vogt, who spent a long career with the National Park Service, is based outside the Nisqually Entrance of Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state. He long has volunteered to proofread Traveler’s articles both for grammar and spelling as well as for fact-checking.
- December 22nd, 2021
Keeping You Informed On National Park Issues
Did you know the National Park Service doesn't want to perform either an environmental impact statement or an environmental assessment on air tour management plans it has failed for two decades to implement? Are you concerned about a commercial spaceport sending rockets over Cumberland Island National Seashore?
- December 20th, 2021
Traveler Profile: Lynn Riddick
Lynn is veteran broadcaster and contributing editor who helps generate the Traveler's weekly podcast episodes. A West Virginia University graduate, she lives in San Antonio, Texas.
At National Parks Traveler, We Don't Build Trails Or Remove Invasive Species
The National Parks Traveler does not build hiking trails or repair washed out footbridges. We don't rehabilitate campgrounds, nor do we conduct science in the National Park System.
Traveler Profile: Jesse Repanshek
National Parks Traveler has operated with only one full-time staffer since its inception, but has a core team of freelance writers, photographers, broadcasters, and sound recording engineers that are relied upon heavily to provide content. They're being introduced to you in a series of short profiles.
Washington's National Park Fund Virtual Field Trip With Kurt Repanshek
National Parks Traveler Founder and Editor-in-Chief Kurt Repanshek will be this week's guest on Washington's National Park Fund Virtual Field Trip.
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