America’s National Parks offer some of the most stunning landscapes in the world, from the giant redwoods to the deep canyons ...

Why should the National Park Service be funding so many sites? And what would happen if some of those properties were ...

The Gates of the Arctic National Park, in Alaska, is one of the marvels of the U.S. national park system. This and other parks lie on roads less traveled, and take some extra incentive to visit.

refrain throughout the trip. Yet visiting 146,597-acre Zion National Park does require a bit of know-how, particularly with permit logistics and a shuttle system established to minimize the ...

When she took the helm at Big Bend NP, O'Connor said her top priority was supporting park staff during a time ... according to estimates from the National Parks Conservation Association.

Visitors who pass through the entrance station before 7 a.m. or after 5 p.m. will not need a timed-entry reservation, according to the park. The pilot reservation system that the park tested last ...

Selling off sites that belong to all Americans for private profit is the antithesis of American values. Over 100 years ago, the National Park System was established for the benefit of wildlife, clean ...

including $900 million cuts to a line item for “operation of the National Park system.” Trump said NPS responsiblities now include a large number of sites that receive small numbers of mostly ...

The proposals for a catastrophic $1 billion budget cut and turnover of some parks to states threaten to kill the national park system altogether. Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword ...

says that could result in more than a 75% reduction to the National Park System. "They're going to work every day going, 'Is my job going to be cut? Am I going to be fired? Am I going to be rehired?