Mountain goats in Glacier National Park are being stressed by the loss of glaciers and snowfields that in the past have provided the animals with a refrigeration system of sorts during the warm days of summer.

Cape Hatteras National Seashore staff is working with the operator of the Oregon Inlet Fishing Center on possible improvements to the marina and is seeking public input.

Staff at Voyageurs National Park in Minnesota is looking for public input on the boat tours offered in the park.

A judge's directive that the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service again review the status of grizzly bears in the lower 48 states could, perhaps, require the agency to look at states where the bears long have been gone for suitable habitat.

Nearly three months after some areas of Cuyahoga Valley National Park in Ohio were opened to e-Bikes, park staff is reopening the public comment period on the expanded access for the motorized bikes.

Photographer Rebecca Latson has visited quite a few national parks since she started contributing to the Traveler, and she's got favorite spots for great photos within each park. In this final article for 2019, Rebecca wants to share some of those favorite spots with you while explaining why they are favorites for her and her cameras.

Though the population of rare nēnē, aka the Hawaiian goose, is growing in Hawaii, the outlook for the equally rare silversword plants at Haleakalā National Park in the Aloha State is not as promising due to drought.

With the year-end holidays drawing near, it's time to count bird species at Sequoia National Park in California.

Two sites in Pennsylvania, separated by 34 miles and 110 years, depict the tremendous community resilience and individual fortitude that define Americans and have helped us heal and understand disasters.

The days of walking into a visitor center at Saguaro National Park and picking up a backcountry permit are numbered. Beginning in January, those permits will be offered only through recreation.gov.

When it comes to getting away from it all in winter in Colorado, you might consider visiting either Curecanti National Recreation Area or neighboring Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, or both.

Interior Secretary David Bernhardt traveled to Hawai'i on Sunday to announce that the nēnē, or Hawaiian goose, has been making strides in population growth and can safely be "downlisted" to threatened from endangered under the Endangered Species Act.

Winter campers heading to Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan will need to have a reservation, according to park staff. Reservations can be made through recreation.gov or by calling 1-877-444-6777.

In what has become a frequent exercise, water conservation measures are being instituted at Grand Canyon National Park while maintenance crews work on the park's water system.

A lawsuit filed to overturn the Interior Department's move to expand e-bike access in the National Park System also takes aim at the administration's preference for appointing "acting" officials rather than submitting nominees for Senate confirmation.

National Parks of Boston on Saturday will host a commemorative service and a wreath laying ceremony on the World War II-era destroyer USS Cassin Young, from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. to remember and honor those who perished in the Japanese attack on the U.S. naval base at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.

The National Park System covers more than 85 million acres, and it's possible that some of those acres are hard, if not impossible, to access because they are surrounded by private lands or have been restricted for some other reason. With your help, the National Park Service wants to compile a list of those hard-to-reach lands that are part of a national park.

A fungus that is behind white-nose syndrome, a disease deadly to bats, possibly has been detected in Grand Canyon National Park.

More than two years after Laurance S. Rockefeller’s beloved resort at Virgin Islands National Park was heavily damaged by back-to-back hurricanes, the once-idyllic retreat’s operators are “grossly underinsured” and being sued over an unpaid $217,416 construction bill.

For nearly a century, folks have been trekking through the snow to a towering giant sequoia in Kings Canyon National Park to lay down a holiday wreath. This Sunday will mark the 93rd such celebration, which will include jubilation singers and a non-denominational holiday message.