Search Under Way In Mesa Verde National Park For Missing Man
A search was under way Tuesday morning for a man reported missing at Mesa Verde National Park in southwestern Colorado.
- By NPT Staff - June 11th, 2013 10:20am
Photography In The National Parks: How About A Little HDR?
I must be honest and admit that I am on the fence regarding HDR. When done well, an HDR image is rich with color, depth, and detail. When not done well, an HDR image is a bizarre, over-edited scene. So why on earth would I write an article about something for which I don’t always care? Read on.
- By Rebecca Latson - June 11th, 2013 4:04am
University Of Wyoming Study: Wolf Harassment Has Little Impact On Elk
The mere presence of wolves, previously shown to affect the behavior of elk in the greater Yellowstone ecosystem, is not potent enough to reduce the body condition and reproductive rates of female elk, according to new research published Tuesday.
- By NPT Staff - June 11th, 2013 3:16am
Appalachian Trail Conservancy Again Looking For An Executive Director
In what has to be a surprising development, the Appalachian Trail Conservancy is once again looking for an executive director and chief executive officer, as Mark Wenger, on board for just 18 months, is leaving at the end of the month.
- By NPT Staff - June 11th, 2013 2:46am
Goats Do Roam The Appalachian National Scenic Trail
On the Appalachian Trail, goats keep the balds bald. Hikers can see the goats on Roan Mountain and adopt one.
- By [email protected] - June 11th, 2013 2:42am
Trail Work Requires Slight Reroute Along Jenny Lake Trail To Hidden Falls In Grand Teton National Park
One of the most beautiful hikes for families young and old at Grand Teton National Park is the trail around Jenny Lake to Hidden Falls and Cascade Canyon. While you can still do that hike, trail work means you'll have to take a slightly steeper route for the next few weeks.
Heat Kills Boy Scout Leader At Lake Mead National Recreation Area, Four Others Recovering
In the wake of one death, and with continued unrelenting heat in the forecast, Lake Mead National Recreation Area officials are cautioning visitors to take it easy during their visit to the NRA.
- By NPT Staff - June 10th, 2013 2:53am
Replacement Of Historic Chinook Entrance Arch At Mount Rainier National Park Should Make The CCC Proud
The Chinook Entrance Arch has served a dual purpose at the northeastern entrance to Mount Rainier National Park for nearly eight decades, but its useful life as both a rustic entrance portal and an overpass for hikers and pedestrians had come to an end. Now, thanks to work by skilled park crews, a nearly identical replacement is back in service.
Around The Parks: Hot Times In Death Valley, Teachers At C&O Canal, Yellowstone Visitation, And Riding The Train
The world's hottest day will be recalled at Death Valley National Park next month, while the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal National Historical Park is seeking teachers, Yellowstone National Park is watching visitation climb, and Steamtown National Historic Site trains will be running to the Delaware Water Gap late this month.
Grant Will Enable Yellowstone Park Foundation To Bring Urban, Rural Youngsters To Yellowstone National Park
A $15,000 grant from the National Park Foundation will enable urban and rural youth to visit Yellowstone National Park under a program offered through the Yellowstone Park Foundation.
