New research suggests that the introduced wild donkeys may benefit native species, but the National Park Service wants to remove them.
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David Benjamin Sherry, Terry Tempest Williams and Bill McKibben celebrate what could be lost to Trump’s monument rollbacks.
As they open parks for businesses, advisers propose cutting seniors 50% discounts during peak seasons.
More mechanized traffic in already crowded parks is another Trump administration gift to industry and Utah politicians.
Six ex-government scientists explain how they were made to bury climate science and why they decided to blow the whistle.
Males will travel in numbers, dance hypnotically and get eaten during their annual hunt to mate.
A recent Amtrak journey conjures visions of functional rail transportation in the U.S.
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
Robb Hirsch hopes his new book compels readers to act on the behalf of Yosemite National Park.
Washington’s Attorney General points out shortcomings of the Navy’s environmental review.
In an effort to protect visitors and rare plants, the park is relocating the hoofed invaders.
Anchorage sees 90 F as nearly 120 fires blaze across the state.
Our nation’s darker past and bright ideas can both be found in the parks.
Companies can help shift outdoors culture from homophobia toward inclusion while helping their bottom line.
The very places that attract visitors and newcomers for their proximity to wildlife grapple with a spike in bear-human incidents.
Mishaps and mayhem from around the region.
Law enforcement agents guarding wildlife refuges have been sent to the border, leaving public lands more exposed.
Were you or someone you know deployed or detailed to the border from a Department of the Interior agency?
From travelers to new residents, outdoor enthusiasts make an impact on the West’s bottom lines.
With the monument facing stripped-down protections and sky rocketing visitation, a local nonprofit built its own guerrilla visitor center to educate the masses.
As ‘Growlers’ shatter the calm of Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, a push for quiet grows.
Popular parks such as Yosemite and Joshua Tree have pollution levels that threaten visitors and wildlife.
Public lands face far greater threats than recreational overuse.
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