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Overhead, turkey vultures and hawks circle looking for prey. Underfoot, snakes, salamanders and turtle hatchlings do their best to stay hidden. All around, young trees — thousands of them — dot the landscape of what was once a rock quarry and is now part of a project to plant two billion trees across Canada.

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By Jennifer Bain - October 3rd, 2024 2:30am

Bringing You The Expected, And Unexpected, In National Park News Coverage

For going on 20 years now, the National Parks Traveler has covered both the expected, and the unexpected, stories involving national parks and protected places.

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By Kurt Repanshek - October 3rd, 2024 2:30am

Search For Missing Hiker In Yellowstone Moves From Rescue To Recovery

After 11 days, a search-and-rescue effort to find missing hiker Austin King in Yellowstone National Park has been scaled back to a recovery mission.

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By justin.housman - October 2nd, 2024 2:36pm

The Fastest-Ever Climb Of The Grand Teton, A Record Lost And A Trails Debate

When a trail runner claimed to have set a new FKT on the Grand Teton, the trail running world was in awe. They they found out he'd cut a switchback.

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By justin.housman - October 2nd, 2024 2:05am

Newfound Gap Road To Open In Great Smoky Mountains On Wednesday

While cleanup from Tropical Storm Helene continues in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, the Newfound Gap Road that crosses the park from Tennessee to North Carolina is scheduled to reopen Wednesday morning.

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By Kurt Repanshek - October 1st, 2024 1:59pm

Big South Fork's Viewfinder That Helped Color Blind Visitors See Fall Foliage Destroyed By Vandals

Officials at Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area are looking for information about vandalism that destroyed a viewfinder built to allow colorblind visitors to enjoy the fall foliage.

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By justin.housman - October 1st, 2024 2:40am

Seawall Rehabilitated At Perry's Victory And International Peace Memorial

Two years of work have added 40 years of life to the seawall that buffers Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial in Ohio from the pounding waters of Lake Erie.

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By Kurt Repanshek - October 1st, 2024 2:30am

Child's Park in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area To Reopen After Six Years

After six years of renovations, the popular Child's Park in Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area reopens to the public on October 2.

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By justin.housman - October 1st, 2024 2:30am

Katmai National Park's Fat Bear Week Bracket Reveal Postponed After Deadly Bear-On-Bear Activity

Fat Bear Week at Katmai National Parks and Preserve is off to dramatic start in 2024.

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By justin.housman - September 30th, 2024 8:46pm

Recovery Continues At National Parks Impacted By Tropical Storm Helene

Flooding, power outages, and downed trees were among the issues national parks were facing in the aftermath of Helene, which evolved from tropical storm to hurricane and back to tropical storm as it rampaged from the Gulf of Mexico north into Appalachia.

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By Kurt Repanshek - September 30th, 2024 2:28pm

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