U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service officials have agreed to conduct a status review on Pinyon jay populations in the West to determine whether the species needs protection under the Endangered Species Act.
An inability to hire enough staff for this summer is forcing Blue Ridge Parkway officials to close the Otter Creek Campground for the season on August 24.
Dimples in the flatiron reefs of rock deep within Denali National Park tell stories of hundreds of dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous Period milling about a large floodplain, heading perhaps to a watering hole.
Utah's attorney general, indicating he's willing to eventually approach the U.S. Supreme Court over President Biden's boundary revisions to Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments, has appealed a lower court's ruling against the state.
A small lake near Norris Geyser Basin has seen some significant changes over the past few years, rising in level and changing color due to inputs of thermal water from nearby hot springs.
A generous financial donation to Steamtown National Historic Site in Pennsylvania is helping fund the restoration of the Atlantic Coast Line #1901, a steam-era diesel locomotive in the park's collection. Steamtown was one of six railroad museums identified to receive funds from the estate of Eric J. Yankovich, a longtime rail enthusiast.
A search was underway Monday in Sequoia National Park for a 76-year-old California man on his first solo overnight backpack trek who failed to meet his family as planned last week.
A young couple descending a couloir at Rocky Mountain National Park fell approximately 300 feet, killing the young woman and critically injuring her companion.