National Parks

May 27, 2017

Supporters of Roosevelt National Park seek to block refinery

Meridian Energy Group is developing what it bills as "the cleanest refinery on the planet" in western North Dakota, despite concerns about its proximity to picturesque Theodore Roosevelt National Park


May 23, 2017

PBS airing live nature special from Alaska this summer

PBS is collaborating with the BBC on a live nature series set in Alaska this summer, where cameras will attempt to capture bears, eagles, wolves and whales in their natural habitat


May 22, 2017

South African hunter dies after Zimbabwe elephant trampling

Authorities in Zimbabwe say a South African hunter died after being trampled by an elephant


May 18, 2017

Siberian tiger that terrified Vladivostok gets new wild home

A Siberian tiger who terrorized Russia's Far East city of Vladivostok by prowling its suburbs has been relocated to a vast, wild Russian national park where officials hope he will thrive


May 17, 2017

Brazil's lower house OKs reducing protection in Amazon park

Brazil's lower house of Congress has approved significantly reducing the size of a fully protected national park in the Amazon rain forest and opening up a big chunk of that land for agriculture and other activities


May 10, 2017

Correction: Zinke-National Monuments-The Latest story

Correction: Zinke-National Monuments-The Latest story


May 10, 2017

Friends, foes of national monument jockey for Zinke's ear

Opponents and supporters of Bears Ears National Monument in Utah have jockeyed for position with Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke on his four-day visit to Utah


May 8, 2017

Zinke: Monument status may not be best to save sacred land

U.S. Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke said sacred tribal lands he toured in America's newest and most hotly contested monument should be preserved, but he questioned whether the monument designation was the right way to do it


Jets zip through narrow Star Wars Canyon, drawing visitors
Apr 11, 2017

Jets zip through narrow Star Wars Canyon, drawing visitors

Military planes roaring over national parks in the United States have long drawn complaints from hikers and campers


Report: Ex-Yosemite chief belittled workers, mainly women
Apr 10, 2017

Report: Ex-Yosemite chief belittled workers, mainly women

A new report says the former superintendent of Yosemite National Park created a hostile workplace by belittling employees, using words such as "stupid," "bozo" and "lazy," and showing gender bias against women