A lawsuit challenging the National Park Service's move to eliminate cash in visitor transactions should be dismissed because the plaintiffs have failed to prove they have been harmed by the policy and because federal regulations don't require the agency to accept cash for its services.

Frances Perkins, the first woman to serve in a presidential cabinet, was memorialized Monday through establishment of the Frances Perkins National Monument at her hometown in Newcastle, Maine.

The Great American Outdoors Act (GAOA) Legacy Restoration Fund has made it possible to complete essential repairs at the Historic Cabin in the Historic Area at Jewel Cave National Monument in South Dakota.

President Biden has asked Congress to provided nearly $2.3 billion to the National Park Service to help with disaster recovery at parks ranging from Acadia National Park in Maine and the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina to Death Valley National Park in California.

Special events are planned all week at White Sands National Park to celebrate its 5th anniversary.

The reconstructed old fort at Bent's Old Fort National Historic Site is suffering from structural deficiencies and is temporarily closed.

More than five years after the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service refused to propose endangered status for the Eastern hellbender, the agency is now proposing to list the giant salamander as such under the Endangered Species Act.

PEER has filed a federal lawsuit accusing the Department of Interior of delaying a management plan for the Old Spanish National Historic Trail.

It’s easy for photographers to remove trash they see in their images with sophisticated photo editing, but not so easy for Yellowstone National Park personnel to physically remove that trash from fragile hydrothermal features. A team of dedicated cleanup staff is used for that task, and Traveler contributing photographer Rebecca Latson found out what entails these clean ups.

The Alaska Department of Fish and Game is again planning to shoot hundreds of bears and wolves, many from the air.

Plan ahead for your visit to Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park as there's a lot going on this January.

Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is proposing updates to its fee system and is asking for public feedback during a 30-day comment period starting December 16, 2024.

Nearly 70 co-management agreements between tribes and the Interior Department were signed this year, bringing to 400 the number of agreements signed by the Biden administration.

Defenders of Wildlife filed a lawsuit accusing the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and the Department of Interior of violating the Engangered Species Act by putting off a formal decision on listing the Pinyon jay until 2028.

Tour the backcountry of Cedar Breaks National Monument this winter on a guided snowshoe trip.

A coalition of groups asked the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service on Wednesday to revise the approach it takes to measuring grizzly bear recovery in the Northern Rockies, saying the current approach is outdated and has led to too many bear deaths.

Funds for better river access and hiking opportunities along the Mississippi River in Minnesota are coming.

There's nothing quite like winter in Yellowstone. Here's how to make the most of it.

Opening dates for the season and pricing changes announced for Cape Lookout National Seashore campground.

The Brandywine Valley Trail Plan at First State National Historical Park in Delaware can move forward.