National Park Workers Forced to Create Resumes for Their Own Layoffs
National Park Service staff now have a strange new job duty – helping with their own layoffs by submitting resumes before…
Hundreds of Trees Cut Down in Banff to Fight Wildfire Danger
The town of Banff has removed several hundred trees to reduce the risk of devastating wildfires, with both public and private…
New Research Shows Yellowstone Super Volcano Poses No Immediate Threat
Scientists at the University of Utah have found new evidence that the famous Yellowstone super volcano is not about to erupt…
Power Outages Coming to Shenandoah Park as Upgrades Begin
Shenandoah National Park in Virginia is working with utility companies to improve infrastructure in the park. They are upgrading the water…
Death Valley Opens Roads to Cool Mountain Getaways After Devastating Floods
Death Valley National Park has finally reopened key mountain routes that were destroyed by historic flooding, giving visitors a chance to…
Yosemite’s Shocking Backpacker Campground Closure Forces Hikers to Scramble for Alternatives
Yosemite National Park has unexpectedly closed its Yosemite Valley backpackers campground, leaving multi-day hikers searching for alternative accommodations as the busy…
Saguaro Park Gets Bigger: New Land Joins Arizona’s Desert Treasure
Saguaro National Park West will grow by 47 acres after a conservation group bought two pieces of land in the Tucson…
Mount Rainier’s 103-Year-Old Bridge Blocks Access to Popular Park Area
The Washington State Department of Transportation has permanently closed the Carbon River/Fairfax Bridge, which was the only way to reach the…
Rocky Mountain National Park Announces 2025 Timed Entry Details
Rocky Mountain National Park has revealed its reservation system for 2025, with bookings opening on May 23. The system aims to…
Colorado’s Reintroduced Wolf Dies in Rocky Mountain National Park
Wildlife officials in Colorado have confirmed the death of a female gray wolf in Rocky Mountain National Park, marking at least…