National Parks

Mar 18, 2017

Bodies of 2 Americans who died in Canada avalanche found

Parks Canada says the bodies of two American snowshoers hit by an avalanche in Banff National Park have been recovered after searchers were finally able to get to site of the snowslide


Mar 15, 2017

DC's cherry blossoms stung by nights of frigid temperatures

After a blast of frigid temperatures, the National Park Service says horticulturists have found widespread damage in cherry blossoms that have reached an advanced stage in the bloom cycle


In Zimbabwe, grave of Cecil Rhodes draws tourists, debate
Mar 10, 2017

In Zimbabwe, grave of Cecil Rhodes draws tourists, debate

In Zimbabwe, grave of British imperialist Cecil Rhodes draws tourists amid political debate


National Park Service pushes back cherry blossom prediction
Mar 9, 2017

National Park Service pushes back cherry blossom prediction

The predicted peak blooming period for this year's cherry blossom season in Washington is being pushed back


Mar 8, 2017

Fishers sue to get rid of Obama's New England ocean monument

A coalition of commercial fishing groups has filed a lawsuit to challenge the creation of a national monument off the coast of New England


Mar 6, 2017

Park Service photos challenge Trump on inauguration

The National Park Service has released dozens of photographs of President Donald Trump's inauguration that appear to counter Trump's claim that up to 1.5 million attended the event at the Capitol and National Mall


Mar 5, 2017

Republicans in Maine, Utah want Trump to undo monuments

Republican leaders in Maine and Utah are asking President Donald Trump to step into uncharted territory and rescind national monument designations made by his predecessor


Mar 2, 2017

Park shuts road to keep mating amphibians from being crushed

The National Park Service has been closing a road in Pennsylvania so mating amphibians don't get squashed by vehicles as they seek out mates


Mar 2, 2017

Former Montana Rep. Zinke takes helm of Interior Department

Former Montana Rep. Ryan Zinke has been sworn in as secretary of the Interior Department, assuming oversight of 400 million acres of public land, mostly in the West


Mar 1, 2017

DC's cherry blossoms could hit peak bloom in 2 weeks

Officials say the peak bloom for Washington's cherry blossoms could be just two weeks away