Dragon Bravo Fire Could Ramp Up Debris Flow, Flash Flood Danger For Years To Come
Dangers posed by the Dragon Bravo fire won't end when the flames are extinguished.
- By Jan Childs - August 16th, 2025
Park Safety
Restrictions In Place As Wildfire Danger Rises At Great Basin National Park
A campfire ban and other restrictions are in place at Great Basin National Park as the risk of wildfires rises.
- By NPT Staff - August 13th, 2025
Some Grand Teton National Park Visitors May Have Been Exposed To Rabies
Some guests at Grand Teton National Park's Jackson Lake Lodge this summer may have been exposed to bats and, potentially, rabies.
- By Jan Childs - August 13th, 2025
Visitors Told To Avoid Contact With Water At Curecanti National Recreation Area
A toxic blue-green algae bloom has been detected in part of Blue Mesa Reservoir at Curecanti National Recreation Area in Colorado.
- By Compiled from NPS releases - August 12th, 2025
Three People Fall While Taking Photo In Glacier National Park
Two people were saved by bystanders who performed CPR while a third clung to tree branches until rescuers arrived.
- By Compiled from NPS releases - July 9th, 2025
UPDATED | Fire Closes Some Areas Of Olympic National Park
A wildfire shut down the Staircase Area and campground as well as several other spots in Olympic National Park.
- By Jan Childs - July 8th, 2025
Crater Lake National Park Enacts Fire Restrictions As Risk Ramps Up
Crater Lake National Park in southern Oregon is the latest spot to announce fire restrictions as hot, dry, breezy summer conditions kick into high gear.
- By NPT Staff - July 8th, 2025
Algal Bloom Detected In Lake Powell
The National Park Service has detected an algal bloom Lake Powell's Antelope Canyon.
- By Compiled from NPS releases - July 3rd, 2025
18-Year-Old Dead After Slip Into Sol Duc Falls At Olympic National Park
Search and rescue personnel worked Tuesday to retrieve a body from a 50-foot waterfall Washington's Olympic National Park.
- By Compiled from NPS releases - June 11th, 2025
What To Know About Rip Currents At National Parks And Seashores This Summer
Frequent national park visitors are often aware of potential dangers such as wild animals, hot weather, and getting lost on hiking trails. But ahead of the busy summer season, park officials at national seashores and national lakeshores are warning of something that might not be as familiar: Rip currents.
- By Jan Wesner Childs - May 23rd, 2025
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