How National Parks Support Scientific Research
National parks are not just scenic destinations for tourists and adventure seekers—they’re also vital laboratories … Read more
How Wildlife Rescue Teams Handle Orphaned Cubs
Wild animals face numerous threats in their natural habitats, from predators to habitat loss, but … Read more
The Role of Frogs as Indicators of Park Health
Frogs, with their permeable skin and dual-life in aquatic and terrestrial environments, serve as nature’s … Read more
Why the Bald Eagle Became America’s National Symbol
The majestic bald eagle, with its striking white head, fierce yellow eyes, and impressive seven-foot … Read more
The Best National Parks for Birdwatching This Spring
Spring marks an exciting time for birdwatchers across North America as millions of birds embark … Read more
How Wildlife Corridors Are Reconnecting America’s Wildlands
America’s vast landscape was once a continuous tapestry of wilderness, allowing animals to migrate, disperse, … Read more
Why Park Rangers Track Animal Scat
In the vast wilderness of our national parks and protected areas, park rangers employ a … Read more
What to Do If a Wild Animal Follows You
When venturing into natural spaces, encountering wildlife is often a thrilling experience. However, when a … Read more
The Quiet Heroes Behind America’s Wildlife Rescues
In the heart of America’s wilderness, a dedicated network of individuals works tirelessly, often without … Read more
How to Visit Remote National Parks With Fewer Tourists
Exploring America’s national parks offers some of the most breathtaking natural experiences available, but popular … Read more