Simple wire fencing — miles of it — is being used at Mojave National Preserve in California to protect Desert tortoises, a threatened species, from being runover by vehicles.
Law enforcement officials in Grand Teton National Park have charged endurance athlete Michelino Sunseri with cutting ...
A great majority of the readers who responded to last week's article about the ever-growing price of lodging in the National ...
Officials at Padre Island National Seashore invite public comment about a plan to remove feral swine and exotic antelope from ...
With construction on a new lodge at the Chisos Basin in Big Bend National Park set to begin in May, the area will be closed ...
More than $1 million in grants from the National Park Foundation is allowing investments into the country's national scenic ...
If you're ever forced to hike through lion country the first rule is that you should never travel at night. Lions hunt at ...
Commercial truckers who head onto the Newfound Gap Road through Great Smoky Mountains National Park to bypass storm-damaged ...
Wayside signs that provide some Shoshone-Bannock tribal interpretation of lava flows in Idaho have been added to the trails ...
A species of newt found only at Crater Lake in Oregon might qualify for protection under the Endangered Species Act, ...
Saratoga National Historical Park in upstate New York has gained a bit more than 25 acres on the heights overlooking the Fish ...
The U.S. Department of the Interior and the Jemez Pueblo have finalized a settlement that officially recognizes the tribe's rights to occupy and use Banco Bonito, a significant portion of Valles ...
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