Natchez Trace Parkway will close Double Arch Bridge near Nashville on April 15 to begin construction to install a permanent pedestrian safety barrier.

The garter snake shoots me the side-eye as I arrive at Fort McNab National Historic Site and inadvertently disturb the peace. Endangered barn swallows swoop confidently about, almost as if they know ...

A 'pride boss' in Central Kruger listens hard for signs of the whereabouts of the pride. Although he would prefer not to be forced to hunt for dinner (his job is concentrated more on defending the ...

A citizen science project asks hikers to snap a photo of the Jasper National Park landscape to monitor recovery from a once-in-a-century 2024 wildfire/Jennifer Bain On a bedrock knob overlooking a ...

For all those who were lost/For all those who were stolen/For all those who were left behind/For all those who were not forgotten. In a sacred outdoor space near City Hall in Lower Manhattan, those ...

A major sewer pipe that travels underneath the Potomac River from Virginia to Maryland has broken, releasing hundreds of millions of gallons of raw sewage into the Chesapeake and Ohio (C&O) Canal ...

A recent study found that despite more than 40 percent of the Dixie Fire burning at high severity, the forest in Lassen Volcanic National Park showed signs of regeneration.

Congaree, which was designated as a national monument in 1976 and renamed a national park in 2003, protects a remnant of hardwood bottomland forest that was covered a wide expanse of the southeastern ...

Soil and debris from the White House’s East Wing demolition being dumped at a nearby public golf course contains toxic metals, PCBs, pesticides, petroleum byproducts and other chemicals above ...

Jessica Bowron, a National Park Service veteran who has been serving as the agency's comptroller, has been named acting director of the agency.

The iconic South Unit Scenic Loop Road at Theodore Roosevelt National Park reopened on Tuesday after the completion of an approximately $51 million rehabilitation project.

Medicinal and aromatic plants in the Appalachian Mountains, which have stood for hundreds of millions of years and contributed to biodiversity across the region, are facing threats from poaching, ...