Forests of kelp waving to and fro in the currents. Archaeological and paleontological surprises. An incredible assemblage of wildlife that has the area known as the 'Galapagos of the North'. These are ...

Only 0.1 percent of the comments submitted through a QR code system asking national park visitors to report park signage that “inappropriately disparages Americans past or living” were used for that ...

Months of waffling over how it might construct a border wall through Big Bend National Park took on some clarity Monday when the Department of Homeland Security waived all environmental regulations ...

Fifty-four years after members of Congress stated their desire to see Cumberland Island National Seashore “permanently preserved in its primitive state” the National Park Service is in closed-door ...

Mountains and oceans may be the most visible features of British Columbia’s national parks, but grasslands are some of its most important habitats. Home to thirty percent of the province’s species at ...

Starting July 18, the public will be able to visit Honouliuli National Historic Site via guided tours for the first time as the park marks 80 years since the internment camp closed in 1946.

Just a week after the Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner said the agency would not build a wall in Big Bend National Park, CBP has awarded a $1.7 billion contract for border wall ...

National Park Service officials broke the law by agreeing to let Ultimate Fighting Championship bouts take place on the White House lawn, according to a public advocacy group trying to stop the event.

Similar to the nearby Wind River, Beartooth, and Gallatin mountains, the formation of the oldest rocks in the Tetons dates to more than 2.7 billion years ago.

After Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, along with their Corps of Discovery, reached the Pacific Ocean, they realized they needed a place to weather out the cold, wet winter before heading ...

Denali Natioanl Park ranger Robin Pendery died after falling in a crevasse near 14,000 Foot Camp on Mount McKinley on Thursday, June 4.

The Florida panther was officially listed as an endangered species under the federal Endangered Species Act on March 11, 1967. At the time it was thought that fewer than two dozen individuals remained ...