We are getting a look at how many people visited on of New Mexico’s most photographed national parks last month. In December, ...

There’s so much to love about our national parks! That’s why we’ve put together a national parks checklist and map you c ...

In one of your New Year's resolutions is to spend more time outside in 2025, New York has a checklist to help get you started. To continue the "Get Offline, Get Outside" initiative launched in ...

Want to borrow some educational materials from a park? Some parks allow you to check out a traveling trunk or other media for loan. Classroom materials include primary sources, science labs, and other ...

Native Americans have lived in the Grand Canyon for over 600 years and remain permanent residents inside the national park. Packers and tourists are seen here riding into the canyon towards the ...

Visiting our National Parks is a treasure and there’s always ... The pass covers entrance fees to all US National Park Sites and over 2,000 Federal Recreation Fee Sites for an entire year ...

A former U.S. lieutenant general warned Sunday that Elon Musk, the tech billionaire who has become intricately involved in President-elect Trump’s transition, may pose national security risks ...

However, the government has never officially recognized it as the United States’ national bird—until now. On Christmas Eve, President Joe Biden signed a bill into law making the designation ...

As global competition intensifies and the Arctic emerges as a critical geopolitical battleground, the United States must assert greater control over Greenland to safeguard its national security ...

As you navigate the incredible diversity of the United States national parks, prepare to create memories that will last a lifetime. Your next great adventure starts here.

The bald eagle has officially been declared the national bird of the US. The declaration came after President Joe Biden signed a law on Christmas Eve. With its remarkable brown body, yellow beak ...

The bald eagle is officially the national bird of the United States. Wait ... what? Hasn't the bald eagle been the national bird for centuries? Actually, no. While the bird has been on quarters ...