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National Park Service Releases Proposal To Replace Ailing Water Line At Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon National Park officials have a plan to fix the leak-prone Transcanyon Water Distribution Pipeline, but it won't be quick, will impact hikers in the park's Inner Gorge, could create a 41-acre footprint, and could cost Xanterra Parks & Resorts several million dollars in lost revenues.

3rd Annual Candlelight Tour Coming To Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve is taking reservations for the preserve’s 3rd annual Candlelight Tour taking place on Saturday, November 10. All activities are free, but reservations are required for this event and fill up fast. You can call the visitor center at 620-273-8494 (hit 0) to make your free reservation.

Wintry Weather Hampers Search For Missing Man At Rocky Mountain National Park

A cold front that brought gusty winds and heavy snow to the high country of Rocky Mountain National Park has complicated the search for a New Jersey man thought to be missing in the backcountry, restricting the terrain that can be searched and keeping teams grounded Wednesday.

Exploring The Dune Shacks Of Peaked Hill Bars Historic District At Cape Cod National Seashore

Remnants of the past, of poets and artists who sought the stark inspiration offered by isolating, windswept dunes on the outer beaches of Cape Cod, stand weathered gray. Some appear wobbly and are almost hidden by their embracing dunes, while others stand atop the hills of sand with sweeping views out into the Atlantic.

A Return To Supercolonies Nesting Wading Birds Crowd Everglades National Park

Swirling clouds of blue, white, and pink once rose above the Everglades in drifts that practically stained the sky when herons, egrets, storks, ibises, and spoonbills that numbered in the hundreds of thousands nested in the River of Grass. They took to the sky in giant, whirling clouds of feathers, intent on providing their chicks with enough food to fledge.