These National Parks Are Dropping Reservation Requirements For Fall/Winter 2024
Visit these 6 national parks without entrance reservations this fall and winter.
- By Justin Housman - September 23rd, 2024
Acadia National Park
Wild Wonders Seen While Sea Kayaking In Acadia National Park
A four-mile sea kayaking trip amid the backdrop of Acadia National Park's rugged, pine-tree-covered coastline and small rocky islands and outcrops brought us to water fowl, migratory birds, raptors and even a seal.
- By Marcus Wolf - August 31st, 2024
Wrecked In The Waters Of The National Park System
Across the country and below the surface of the National Park System rest a surprising number of ships that went down in rough weather.
- By Lori Sonken - August 28th, 2024
The International Historic Park Shared By Canada And The U.S.
For those who love geopolitical anomalies, there’s a tiny uninhabited island in northern Maine that you’re not supposed to visit but can learn about from American and Canadian parks set up on opposite sides of a tidal river that empties into the Bay of Fundy.
- By Jennifer Bain - August 9th, 2024
Acadia National Park Seeking Three Who Violated Wildlife Closure
Acadia National Park rangers are hoping to learn the identities of three individuals who violated a closure order in place to protect nesting peregrine falcons on the east face of Champlain Mountain.
- By Compiled From NPS Releases - August 2nd, 2024
National Park Foundation Gives $2 Million To Help Build Housing For Acadia National Park Employees
The National Park Foundation is contributing $2 million to the effort to build housing for Acadia National Park employees.
Microplastics Found In Waters In And Around Acadia National Park
Microplastic fibers, those tiny fuzzy filaments that have been spewed across the world, are swirling in the waters of Acadia National Park, according to a study from the University of Maine.
For 60 Years, This International Park In Canada Has Celebrated The Roosevelts
In the name of cross-border relations, I sip on King Cole orange pekoe tea from New Brunswick and eat gingersnaps connected to one of America’s favorite First Families while hearing what Eleanor Roosevelt accomplished as a diplomat, activist, United Nations spokesperson and political force.
- By Jennifer Bain - July 22nd, 2024
Friends of Acadia "Raising The Roof" To Create Housing For Acadia National Park Seasonals
With housing woes for National Park Service employees not expected to be resolved in the near term, Friends of Acadia continues its work to find, or create, housing for Acadia National Park employees.
Sinking Parks | The Many Impacts Of Climate Change
Along 1,600 miles of the Eastern Seaboard, from Maine to Florida, climatological alterations are challenging the National Park Service to figure out how best to protect wildlife and their habitats, as well as historic structures, archaeological sites, modern infrastructure, landscapes, and, of course, visitors.
- By Kurt Repanshek - July 9th, 2024
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