National Park Service
Secretary Zinke said he hadn’t seen drafts omitting humans’ role in climate change.
From charging bears to glacier-carved valleys, photographs capture the real nature of the national park.
How the government tackled the post-war threats of national park ‘disfigurement’ and ‘destruction.’
Congress rejected the deep budget cuts proposed by the Trump administration.
As Trump’s wall lurches forward, ‘BioBlitz’ records the Borderlands’ biodiversity.
Interior promised not to interfere with agency science. A long-awaited report shows otherwise.
Amid protests, Fish & Wildlife has been ordered to reexamine protections for the iconic Yellowstone beast.
A bill allowing public land sales for conservation inches towards passage.
How one painter recreates the sublime beauty of nature on the plastic bottles you threw away.
A photography book captures the natural splendor of Utah’s five national parks.
Experiments in the permafrost zone near Denali simulate a warmer North.
A photography book explores the history of travel within our nation’s parks.
New Mexico exemplifies the risk of managing lands at the whim of local interests.
An interview with board chairman Tony Knowles.
Annual culls, loss of genetic diversity and climate change set the odds against American bison.
Judge dismisses case for ‘flagrant misconduct’ after prosecutors and FBI withheld evidence.
In leaked document, accusations of ethics violations and unprofessionalism in Bunkerville standoff investigation.
The proposed increase in entrance fees reignites old questions about who should fund the West’s open spaces.
As other initiatives get cut, these centers could ride out the Trump administration.
Seasonal Glacier National Park ranger Daniel Lombardi tracked the path of fire’s destruction in photos.
Congress has pushed back on repeated efforts to ax environmental programs.
While a North Dakota national park is an oasis from drilling, a nearby state park is thrown open.
Ungulates overcome highways, rivers and other barriers while roaming the region.
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PROGRAM MANAGER, SUSTAINING FLOWS Friends of the Verde River, Cottonwood, AZ. Apply at https://verderiver.org/employment-opportunities/
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