Map Lists 1,492 National Park Service Projects as “Low Priority”
A map identifies 1,492 National Park Service projects labelled low priority. What that status means for maintenance, safety and visitor services.
East Potomac Park: What the Filing Says About Up to 529 Trees
An Interior Department filing identifies up to 529 trees for possible removal at East Potomac Park. Here is what is known about the legal dispute.
Cumberland Island Land Exchange Proposal: What the NPS Plan Would Do
A proposed exchange of federal and private land on Georgia’s Cumberland Island is open for public comment until 16 October, putting a long-running question
Grand Canyon flash flood recovery yields human remains near Crystal Rapid weeks later
Search crews working at Grand Canyon National Park have recovered a third set of human remains near Crystal Rapid, weeks after a deadly flash
An Alpine Odyssey: The Majesty and Mystery of Rocky Mountain National Park
Strategically located, the Rocky Mountain National Park is a serene paradise nestled between Denver and Fort Collins, Colorado. An average two-hour drive from these bustling cities can transport you to the heart
Govind Tekale
Journey Through Northwestern Eden: An Insightful Travel Guide to Glacier National Park
Embark on an enriching journey through the wild expanse of Glacier National Park, an Eden tucked away in northwestern Montana. A sanctuary teeming with diverse wildlife, vibrant flora, and geographical wonders, it’s
Ocmulgee Mounds: Unveiling Georgia’s Ancient Legacy on the Path to National Park Status
The Ocmulgee Mounds National Historic Park, located in central Georgia, holds thousands of years of cultural heritage and is on the verge of becoming the state’s first fully-fledged national park. As the
Karmactive Staff
Tourists’ Unsettling Behavior Provokes Wildlife Crisis in National Parks: Beyond Selfies
In recent incidents captured on camera and shared through social media, tourists at Rocky Mountain National Park and Yellowstone National Park have been seen engaging in dangerous behavior by approaching and disturbing
Letchworth State Park: New York’s Majestic Grand Canyon of the East
Letchworth State Park is a natural wonder located in New York. Also known as the “Grand Canyon of the East,” any compare it to the Grand Canyon in Arizona, which is without
Diya Sharma
Landmark Judgment Reversed: Indigenous Tribe Denied Ancestral Land Rights in Peruvian Amazon
A landmark judgment that allowed the indigenous community in the Peruvian Amazon to reclaim their ancestral lands has been set aside by the Appeals Court. The indigenous tribes are the Kichwa Tribes
Experience the Thrills and Tranquility of the New River Gorge National Park
Some of the world’s oldest, largest, and tallest trees, glaciers, and snow-capped mountain peaks are situated in the numerous national parks of the United States. The US’s national parks are well known
Karmactive Team
Yosemite National Park Reopens after 3-Week Closure Due to Severe Storms and Snow Accumulation
Yosemite National Park was closed on 25 February due to severe storms and snow accumulation, which led to damages and road closures. On 18 March the park partially reopened, but only limited
Rahul Somvanshi
Historic Vjosa River To Become A National Park In Albania To Protect Over 1,000 Species
Albania has announced the Vjosa River as the first wild river national park in Europe after almost a decade of campaigning by environmental Non Governmental Organizations (NGOs). The Vjosa River flows for
Bloom of the Century in California’s Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
Deserts in San Diego County have been unusually filled with blooming wildflowers due to unseasonal rains. The Anza-Borrego Desert State Park is the largest nature preserve in California. It has numerous protected