Great Smoky Mountains National Park staffers who had been furloughed have returned to work, but the shutdown's effects are ...
The recent rainfall caused extensive flooding and road damage throughout the park, the National Park Service wrote in two ...
While the end of the shutdown brings some immediate relief to park rangers at Zion National Park, a long recovery is just ...
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Thousands are still without jobs after national park budget cuts. You can 'adopt a ranger' for the holidays
Earlier this year, heavy-handed budget cuts gutted the National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service. In February, the USFS ...
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National Parks Are Reopening Across the U.S.—Here’s What to Know Before You Go
From cave tours to camping permits, travelers can once again plan visits to America’s most iconic outdoor destinations.
The Bear Den Mountain Fire continues to burn in Shenandoah National Park on Tuesday as firefighters continue containment ...
During the lapse in federal funding, Utah and Colorado, along with several nonprofit partner organizations, stepped in to ...
Following the end of the government shutdown, the National Park Service is moving quickly to rebuild its workforce.
The National Park Service launched a nationwide recruitment strategy to recruit up to 500 law enforcement officers.
The agency is seeking 300 law enforcement officers to work for the U.S. Park Police, which operates in Washington, New York ...
As the federal government reopens, a new survey shows that most Americans oppose the NPS staff cuts, removal of signs and ...
Writing for Good Good Good, Kamrin Baker shared how anyone can get involved and help a national park ranger in need of ...
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