The Trump administration has announced it will keep flying a rainbow Pride flag at Stonewall National Monument.

National park advocacy groups have expressed concerns over the shifting time periods for public comment on management issues, saying in the past the public had longer periods to comment on planning ...

Your support for the National Parks Traveler comes at a time when news organizations are finding it hard, if not impossible, to stay in business. Traveler's work is vital. For nearly two decades we've ...

During our 20s and early 30s, we carried a pack into the woods. But after one taste of the RV life, we were hooked. Sleeping on the ground became a thing of the past once my husband and I discovered ...

The U.S. Bureau of Land Management opened a seven-day public comment period on March 31 as part of its proposal to open 336,425 acres of public lands in the Greater Chaco Region in New Mexico to oil ...

What’s Next For Manatees? Looking ahead, environmentalists are calling for power companies, the state, and other agencies to formulate a long-term response to the potential loss of warm-water manatee ...

A proposed housing development in the heart of Florida panther habitat poses a great threat to the survival of the endangered cats, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday against the U.S. Fish and ...

More than 25 Kentucky organizations sent a letter urging state leaders to oppose efforts to remove signage and other materials from national park sites across the state.

A female grizzly bear translocated to the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem two years ago has been spotted with cubs at her den site.

Two deer tested positive for Chronic Wasting Disease at Catoctin Mountain Park during recent white-tailed deer reduction operations and subsequent disease sampling.

Tens of thousands of downed trees littering roadways and forests. Landslides. Mud slides. Undercut roads. Those are the situations National Park Service crews have found as they worked there way along ...

A recent study found that despite more than 40 percent of the Dixie Fire burning at high severity, the forest in Lassen Volcanic National Park showed signs of regeneration.