All roads, trails, campgrounds, day-use areas and other facilities are closed and visitors will be turned away.

Environmental organizations have described the provisions as paving the way for corporations to restrict 200 million acres of ...

Where People Meet Place Discover the fascinating world of population geography! From the densest cities to the emptiest ...

Brian Wheeler, director of Save Wild Trout, recently documented extensive algae blooms on the Big Hole, Jefferson and Boulder ...

But millions of years ago, these badlands, in what’s now northern New Mexico, were a coastal swamp in an inland sea, alive with large trees, reptiles, primitive mammals, and meat-chomping dinosaurs.