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Trump can abolish national monuments, US Justice Department says

US Politics · United States

Trump can abolish national monuments, US Justice Department says

52% Center coverage: 71 sources

Trump administration officials have concluded that President Donald Trump has the authority to entirely abolish protected areas set aside as national monuments by past presidents, according to a legal opinion released Tuesday by the Department of Justice. See the Story

Visitor Rescued After Falling Off Cliff Trying to View Kīlauea’s Eruptions

Volcano · Hawaii

Visitor Rescued After Falling Off Cliff Trying to View Kīlauea’s Eruptions

85% Center coverage: 35 sources

By Jeremiah Estrada Click here for updates on this story HAWAII NATIONAL PARK, Hawaii (KITV) — A male visitor was rescued at the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park on Wednesday night after falling off of a steep cliff. First responders at the national park rescued the 30-year-old Boston man who ventured off Byron Ledge Trail on June 11. The visitor suffered minor facial injuries from his 30-foot fall. The man told search and rescue rangers that …See the Story

Skier Caught in an Avalanche Is the Second Person to Die This Season on Alaska’s Mount McKinley

Avalanche · Denali

Skier Caught in an Avalanche Is the Second Person to Die This Season on Alaska’s Mount McKinley

58% Center coverage: 26 sources

JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A skier died after being caught in an avalanche on North America's tallest peak, officials said Wednesday — the second death of this year's climbing season on Alaska's Mount McKinley. Nicholas Vizzini, 29, of Washington state and his climbing partner, a snowboarder, triggered the avalanche high on the 20,310-foot (6,190-meter) peak Tuesday while descending a slope, according to a statement from Denali National Park and Pres…See the Story

Glacier's Going-to-the-Sun Road to Open Monday

100% Center coverage: 7 sources

The scenic highway slicing through the alpine wilderness of Glacier National Park is expected to fully open to traffic on Monday, park officials announced.Montana, United States · Montana See the Story

Yellowstone has busiest May on record

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

BILLINGS — Visitation to Yellowstone National Park in the month of May set a new record, 566,363 recreation visits, the Park Service announced on Wednesday.Billings, Montana · Billings See the Story

National Park Service Seeks Proposals for Key West Seaplane Service

Open the article to view the coverage from nationalparkstraveler.orgKey West · Key West Read Article

Preserving Pearl Harbor's Historic Mooring Quays

Standing on the shore of Ford Island just after sunrise, looking out at Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial, Khyle Dixon is itching to begin his work day. Three of his colleagues kayak by, carrying jugs of water and the tools they’ll need for a day of historic preservation work on a mooring quay in the blistering Hawaiʻi sun. The memorial is empty for now, floating over a sunken battleship that marks the final resting place for more than 9…Hawaii · Hawaii Read Article

Yosemite to open every campground for first time since 2019, following months of crippling staff shortages and budget cuts

The move adds approximately 500 campsites available to the public at the California parkCalifornia, United States · California See the Story

Kid-Friendly Olympic National Park

National parks on their face are often kid friendly, but there are some special spots that seem to be designed with kids in mind. Here are some at Olympic National Park in Washington State.Grown from, and over, a nurse log in the Hoh Rainforest, Olympic National Park / Rebecca LatsonHands down, the Hoh Rain Forest delights 99.9 percent of kids who enter it. Soaking up some 12 feet (3.7 m) of rain a year, this temperate rain forest is an emerald …Washington State · Washington Read Article

Blue Ridge Parkway: Which Helene-Damaged Areas Might Reopen in Late Summer, Early Fall?

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from Cardinal & PineRoanoke, United States · Roanoke See the Story

Mammoth Cave’s Unique Wildlife

Looking at a camelback cave cricket, Mammoth Cave National Park / NPS fileIt’s Wildlife Wednesday Travelers – at least, according to many social media sites. With that in mind, let’s concentrate on some rather unique wildlife found at Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky.Home to 13 species of bats – 8 or 9 species of which live within the cave – Mammoth Cave also provides habitat for some 160 cave-dwelling species ranging from cave crickets to…Kentucky · Kentucky Read Article

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