Historic Tree Falls Near Bridge Named in its Honor
A beloved 400-year-old tree has fallen Yosemite National Park.
50 Years of Protecting Precious Marine Life
America’s National Marine Sanctuary System has been protecting majestic animals like the humpback whale for 50 years.
Rat Poison Considered to Rid of Invasive Fish from Lake
The National Park Service is considering using "rotenone" to kill rainbow trout that were introduced to Gunsight Lake in the early 1900s.
Nesting Birds Prompt Park Closures
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is closing an area of the park to protect a pair of rare Hawaiian geese that have nested.
‘Don’t lick the toads:’ The Urgent Plea to Visitors from the NPS
People are trying to get high by licking the Colorado River toad.
Wolverines Returning to Pacific Northwest National Parks
Wolverines are returning to two parks in the Pacific Northwest; Mount Rainier and North Cascades national parks.
