Denali’s Sled Dog Puppy Cam Is Back With Five Future Canine Rangers
Five future canine rangers have arrived at Denali National Park, and visitors can watch the newest sled dog puppies grow on the park’s live Puppy Cam.
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DNA Reveals Alcatraz’s Mystery Coyote Likely Swam From Angel Island
DNA evidence has helped National Park Service researchers determine that the mystery coyote spotted on Alcatraz Island likely swam from Angel Island.
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33 Black Vultures Found Dumped in Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is asking for public tips after 33 federally protected black vultures were found dumped along Foothills Parkway West.
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Body of Missing Man Recovered Near Grand Canyon’s South Rim
National Park Service personnel recovered the body of Sandarsh Krishna, 26, below the rim near Verkamp’s Visitor Center on Grand Canyon’s South Rim.
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Florida Hiker Found Dead After Apparent Bear Attack in Glacier National Park
A missing Florida hiker was found dead near Glacier National Park’s Mt. Brown Trail in what authorities say appears to be the park’s first fatal bear attack since 1998.
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Yellowstone Bear Attack Injures Two Hikers Near Old Faithful
Two hikers were seriously injured in a bear attack in Yellowstone National Park near Old Faithful,...
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Grand Teton Tests Robotic Birds to Help Save Real Ones
Grand Teton National Park is trying a creative new approach to wildlife restoration: robotic...
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Yosemite’s Ahwahnee Dining Room to Charge $95 and Up for Prix Fixe Dinners
If you’ve ever dreamed of dining in one of the most iconic hotel dining rooms in the national park...
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Trump Administration Agrees to Keep Pride Flag Flying at Stonewall National Monument
Stonewall National Monument will continue flying the Pride flag after the Trump administration settled a lawsuit over its removal earlier this year.
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Texas Man Sentenced After Walking on Yellowstone Thermal Features
The rules in national parks—especially Yellowstone—are not suggestions. A 50-year-old man from...
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Boundary Waters Mining Fight Heads to Senate as Protections Hang in Balance
The Senate could soon weigh a resolution that would undo federal mining protections near Minnesota’s Boundary Waters, reopening the debate over copper-nickel mining in one of the country’s most sensitive freshwater landscapes.
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BLM’s New Plan Could Make Camping Near Zion a Lot Harder
Camping near Zion National Park could soon look very different. A new BLM plan would reduce dispersed camping along the SR-9 corridor and shift more overnight use into designated sites and two new campgrounds.
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