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Cape Cod National Seashore To Look For Decline In Seagrasses

Pollution and warming waters are leading to declines in seagrasses in some marine estuaries, a problem that Cape Cod National Seashore staff is planning to take a closer look at next year.

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By NPT Staff - March 7th, 2023 2:30am

Much Of Mammoth Cave National Park Closed, Grappling With Power Outages

Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky was closed for the third straight day Monday as crews worked to return power to the park in the wake of storms last week.

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By NPT Staff - March 6th, 2023 11:03am

The Traveler Wins A North American Travel Writing Award

National Parks Traveler has been honored for its Canadian coverage by the North American Travel Journalists Association (NATJA).

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By NPT Staff - March 6th, 2023 2:45am

Colonial National Historical Park Receives $122.8 Million For Colonial Parkway

The Colonial Parkway that runs through Colonial National Historical Park in Virginia will be rehabilitated thanks to a $122.8 million infusion from the Great American Outdoors Act.

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By Compiled From N... - March 6th, 2023 2:30am

"Seeing" Inside Mauna Loa For The First Time In 40 Years

Understanding volcanic eruptions requires learning about where the erupted lavas come from deep within the volcano. But how do scientists get information about magma storage when they can’t visit those regions?

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By NPT Staff - March 6th, 2023 2:30am

The Trouble With Horses On Cumberland Island

Feral horses — especially the females — live a short, sickly life on Georgia’s largest barrier island, advocates say.

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By Kurt Repanshek - March 6th, 2023 2:30am

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Canada Okays First Caribou Breeding Program In Jasper National Park

Canada will move forward on a new caribou conservation breeding program to support southern mountain caribou recovery in Jasper National Park. The program aims to rebuild dwindling caribou populations that are too small to recover on their own.

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By NPT Staff - March 5th, 2023 2:45am

275-Year-Old Spanish Aqueduct At San Antonio Missions NHP Getting Rehabilitated

Thanks to nearly $300,000 from the Great American Outdoors Act a 275-year-old aqueduct at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park in Texas is getting rehabilitated.

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By Compiled From N... - March 5th, 2023 2:30am

Two Chamizal Parks Linked Through Sister Park Arrangement

Chamizal National Memorial in Texas and Parque Chamizal in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico, have become sister parks.

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By Compiled From N... - March 4th, 2023 2:45am

Apply For A Paid Summer Internship At Zion, Pipe Spring, Cedar Breaks, Or Bryce Canyon!

Looking a summer job in some of the most beautiful and historic places In Utah? Zion and Bryce Canyon national parks and Cedar Breaks and Pipe Spring national monuments are partnering with the Intergovernmental Internship Cooperative (IIC) to host paid internships this summer. Apply as soon as possible to be considered.

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By Compiled From N... - March 4th, 2023 2:30am