National Parks Good News, Resources

Your weekly roundup of the best good news worth celebrating...

A grassroots group of people across the political spectrum — No Big Bend Wall — is gaining momentum in the fight to keep a massive border wall project from moving forward.

Viewers were quick to question whether the bear was a grizzly-polar bear mix.

Advocates say the historic investment will “improve safety for both people and wildlife” across the area.

As turtle nesting season comes to a head, volunteers are needed to keep the endangered eggs safe.

Nearly 40% of the United States is public land — equating to more than 600 million acres of land and water. It’s time you learned more about them.

Over seven years, 600 supporters have helped raise nearly $126,000 to protect endangered sea turtle eggs.

Earth Day is celebrated every year on April 22nd. We’ve put together the best ideas and activities to help you meaningfully celebrate it...

Alongside a park volunteer, the ranger unearthed a fuzzy new member of the Big Bend ecosystem.

Penn State’s Protected Areas Research Collaborative Listening Lab records sounds that help manage wildlife populations, protect natural sounds, and improve park management.

At about 150 national park sites — of the 433 under the NPS umbrella — visitors who bring their dogs along can collect an official “BARK Ranger” badge.

Biologist Michael Reichmuth captured something scientists had never photographed before in the wild.