Wildland firefighters have been deployed to an approximately 25-acre fire in the West Rim area of Zion National Park.

Three-hundred billboards lamenting the plight of national parks under the Trump administration are to be erected across the country on Monday. More Perfect Union, a nonprofit advocacy group, is having ...

Winter is coming. Fall colors are fading and chilly weather is settling in across the plateau. This means Cedar Breaks National Monument is beginning its annual transition toward winter operations.

Kansas is a big place, and not one particularly well-known for national park destinations. But that doesn’t mean you should overlook the Sunflower State. In the closing days of September, as the ...

Friends of Acadia is planning to host Take Pride in Acadia Day at Acadia National Park on November 1, despite the current government shutdown.

An addendum to an original agreement between Sevier County, Tennessee, the U.S. Department of the Interior, and the National Park Service has been signed to continue funding full operations of Great ...

President Donald Trump has issued an executive order approving the Ambler Road Project, a controversial 211-mile industrial road proposed to run through National Park System units from the Dalton ...

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A 30-day National Park Service public comment period seeking feedback on ways to improve visitor services in national parks closed on Thursday, with more than 9000 comments received.

A lack of information across the National Park System as to how visitors can experience national parks during the government shutdown is leaving many travelers confusing, concerned, and at times angry ...

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will be fully open for the fall color season thanks to support from state and local governments, the Cherokee nation, and Friends of the Smokies.