Monday, September 14, 2026

Conservation

Bighorn Sheep Hauled by Helicopter to Protect Populations

The Jackson herd has been living in the Grand Teton National Park area since the last ice age.

VIDEO: Man Rescued After Becoming Trapped in Quicksand in Zion National Park

Austin Dirks was hiking through Courthouse Wash when his leg broke through the sand, up to his ankle. The other foot got stuck up to the knee. 

900 Acres of Land Near Park Returned in Historic Land Deal

A Native American tribe that was displaced 175 years ago when Yosemite National Park was created is getting 900 acres of their land returned to them. 

Extremely Rare Lake Forms in One of the Driest Spots on Earth

Record November rainfall in Death Valley has allowed Lake Manly to reappear.

Betty Kellenberger, 80, is Oldest Woman to Complete Grueling Trail

Can we be like Betty Kellenberger when we grow up?

Billions Planned for National Park Improvements

The National Park Service is investing billions of dollars into our beloved national parks.

EPA Blocks Proposed Alaska Mine in ‘Seismic Victory’

A copper and gold mine would have caused "unacceptable, adverse" harm, according to the EPA.

EPA Blocks Proposed Alaska Mine in ‘Seismic Victory’

A proposed copper and gold mine that could have caused significant environmental harm to Lake Clark and Katmai National Parks has been blocked by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Nation’s Newest National Park Expands

New acreage will now connect portions of New River Gorge National Park and Preserve.

Proposals Push to Add Thousands of Acres to National Park

Joshua Tree National Park could expand in two directions thanks to two ongoing initiatives.

NPS Buys 198-Acre Golf Course for $3.1 Million

The golf course in the middle of a national park will eventually become a recreational space.