National Parks Traveler

Bellevue House National Historic Site has a new management plan that promises an evolving understanding of the controversial legacy of Sir John A. Macdonald, Canada' first prime minister and the politician who helped to create residential schools that forcibly separated Indigenous children from their families and sent them to boarding schools where they were often abused and humiliated.

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By NPT Staff - July 24th, 2023 2:45am

Lake Powell At Glen Canyon NRA Is No Longer Rising

After rising for a few months, Lake Powell at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Utah seems to be beginning to drop.

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By Compiled From N... - July 24th, 2023 2:30am

Don’t Fence Me In: The Greater Yellowstone Coalition Helps Animals On The Move

For thousands of years elk, deer, moose, bear, bighorn sheep, antelope and other wildlife have roamed the West in specific migratory patterns. But iIn today’s modern world there are barriers to these ingrained habits.

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By Patrick Cone - August 1st, 2024 1:24am

Quebec To Get Two New Innu Guardian Programs

The Canadian government has announced more than $2.4 million ($1.8 million USD) over three years to establish two new Innu Guardian Programs in Quebec and ensure stewardship of lands, waters and ice based on Indigenous values and cultures.

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By NPT Staff - July 23rd, 2023 2:45am

Halema‘uma‘u's 1967-68 Eruption: Another Crater-Filler

Kīlauea’s activity from 2018 until now has been compared to cycles of summit collapse and refilling prior to 1924. However, Kīlauea also exhibited similar behavior during the 1967-68 Halema‘uma‘u eruption.

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By NPT Staff - July 23rd, 2023 2:30am

Body Of Missing Hiker At Olympic National Park Found

The body of a Washington woman attempting an off-trail route through the backcountry of Olympic National Park was found Saturday afternoon below Stephen Peak above the Hoh River.

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By Compiled From N... - July 22nd, 2023 5:39pm

Ohio Man Dies From Cliff Jumping At Glen Canyon National Recreation Area

Jumping from cliffs at Glen Canyon National Recreation Area in Utah into the cool waters of Lake Powell can be a great activity, if you know exactly what you're jumping into. Is it shallow? Are there submerged objects? There are a number of risky conditions that can arise from jumping into Lake Powell.

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By Compiled From N... - July 22nd, 2023 5:05pm

Pulltite Cabin Area Closed While Repairs Are Made To Cabin

A storm-downed tree that crashed through the roof of the historic Pulltite Cabin at Ozark National Scenic Riverways in Missouri has led to closure of the area around it while crews work to repair the damage.

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By Compiled From N... - July 22nd, 2023 2:45am

Idaho Climber Dies In Fall In Grand Teton National Park

An Idaho man working a route up the Grand Teton died when he fell 40 to 50 feet from the Owen Chimney pitch, according to the National Park Service.

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By Compiled From N... - July 21st, 2023 3:58pm

Food-Seeking Grizzly Put Down At Glacier National Park

A grizzly sow, just five years old, was put down in Glacier National Park in Montana after developing a taste for human foods and becoming increasingly aggressive in search of them, according to the National Park Service.