By now you've seen the stories about what you'll experience in the National Park System this summer: crowds and long lines to enter parks, dirty restrooms, vandalism, chaos. The question to be asked is what can be done about the cutbacks the Trump administration is making to the National Park Service that will either directly impact your vacation or, possibly behind the scenes, lead to damage to the parks' natural resources.

Utah officials, including a U.S. senator, are concerned by the Trump administration's intention to end a lease on a facility in Moab that houses National Park Service operations for two national parks and two national monuments.

A survey of 4,000 Americans shows that more than 70 percent oppose the sale of federal lands, and nearly three-quarters oppose the closure of national park lands.

Record flooding that swept down the Green River in Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky knocked the park's ferry out of service.