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...located in one of the world's most extreme natural environments, it's nice to have a little help moving in.The National Park Service recently enlisted the help of the U.S. Army to shuttle supplies to Park Service base camps located far up 20...
...fully equipped if conditions change this year.National Park Service and U.S. Forest Service officials said Tuesday...Warthin, regional fire management officer for the National Park Service.Bureau of Land Management spokesman Craig McCaa...
...Rodman said.Federal agencies such as the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, and National Park Service own or manage about 71 percent of the Peninsula land; and Native associations, the Kenai Peninsula Borough...
...demonstrator at the Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center in Sitka for many years, and has also done work for the National Park Service to restore and replicate historic poles in Sitka and elsewhere. He now owns his own gallery and studio, Raindance...
...and businesses and along roads dims our view of planets and stars. Light pollution, or light trespass as the National Park Service defines a single source of light invading the night, can cause problems for wildlife, affecting migration, disturbing...
...legacy of this great American President and patriot."Debate over a name change goes back decades. According to a National Park Service history, McKinley was the name bestowed on the peak by William Dickey in 1896, and it stuck because of his...
...a Japanese climbing team are presumed dead after an avalanche swept them off a hill on Mount McKinley. U.S. National Park Service officials say five people were traveling as one rope team early Thursday morning as part of a Miyagi Workers Alpine...
...funding their research through three separate National Park Service Heritage Grants. The findings were at first only...Traditional Council, Bureau of Indian Affairs and the National Park Service displays some of the names from Thornton's place...