National Parks Good News, Resources

The Trump administration invited visitors to report “negative” perspectives on American history. Visitors have been using the same portal to show support for their favorite parks.

Yosemite National Park’s “mounted patrol” has long used mules to help navigate the backcountry. This year is no different.

Swedish-American artist and activist Michele Pred shines a light on important issues through her work — literally.

The behind-the-scenes look into the new litter is exactly what we all need right now.

The Flamingo Lodge was demolished by back-to-back hurricanes. Now, it’s back and stronger than ever.

Paid for by advocacy and media organization More Perfect Union, the billboards advertise the parks — “now with reduced staff.”

Synchronous firefly events happen every summer across South Carolina, Tennessee, and Pennsylvania.

Experts say these kinds of fires create a buffer from an unwanted wildfire moving into nearby communities.

National parks are in trouble due to federal budget cuts. Here’s what’s happening and how you can help.

Leading the national park development efforts at Tompkins Conservation, Kristine McDivitt Tompkins has a new plan to protect wildlife in South America.

A new study confirms the historical ecology of Yellowstone National Park and points to the potential for changes in wildlife management.

The templates remind visitors of the beauty of the parks — and some key wildlife safety tips.