People who choose to ignore the rules can cause significant harm to the park's delicate ecosystems. National parks are ...

During his famous 1903 two-week stay in Yellowstone National Park, President Teddy Roosevelt itched to hunt up some big game.

“It’s a huge architectural achievement,” said Jeff Henry, coauthor of the 2004 book “Old Faithful Inn: Crown Jewel of ...

Don’t let August slip away without a visit to one of America’s national parks. On Monday, the National Park Service is ...

Three decades after wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park, aspen stands are recovering, a new analysis suggests.

On Monday Aug. 4, visitors will be able to visit America's national parks for free. Here are some spots to explore that day ...

Three decades after wolves were reintroduced in Yellowstone National Park, aspen stands are recovering, a new analysis suggests. Published ...

The southern New Mexico community has been reeling this summer, with afternoon thunderstorms bringing more rain than the ...

Ignoring safety regulations creates a dangerous situation. Onlooker captures photo of reckless national park visitors tempting fate near large wild animal: 'Someone is going to get stabbed in the butt ...

It's really not worth it. Frustrating photos catch tourists blatantly ignoring national park safety rules: 'Just to snap a close-up' first appeared on The Cool Down.

Park rangers are essential to keeping our national parks safe, beautiful, and running smoothly. But when your "office" is ...

Gray wolf pups are born helpless—blind, deaf, and without the strong sense of smell that helps adult wolves survive. Normally, these pups stay safe inside their den for at least the first three weeks ...