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Yellowstone tourists scolded by park ranger after gathering close to wild bear for photos: 'Do we no longer have common sense?'
"Yellowstone is not a petting zoo." Yellowstone tourists scolded by park ranger after gathering close to wild bear for photos ...
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National park rangers issue call for action after troubling scene at Long Point Trail: 'Looks terrible'
"If they find them, they need to scrub it absolutely clean." National park rangers issue call for action after troubling ...
National Park Service Director Chuck Sams made history, but he’s focused on parks' future
As National Park Service Director Chuck Sams prepared to leave office, he spoke with USA TODAY about everything from ...
Alleged racist rants of Yellowstone park shooter uncovered in new court filing
Federal prosecutors allege the suspect who took a hostage and got into a shootout with Yellowstone National Park rangers ...
Boy, 7, found alive in ‘lion-infested’ Zimbabwe game park after going missing for five days
Tinotenda Pudu, 7, went missing from his village in the northwest of the country on December 27. He was eventually found in ...
Death Valley rangers seek driver accused of damaging endangered, rare plants
The National Park Service for Death Valley is searching for a person who illegally drove over the Eureka Dunes, which is home ...
Fears of ‘rogue rewilding’ grow in Scottish Highlands after four lynx captured by park rangers
Four lynx “illegally released” into the Scottish Highlands have been captured by park rangers in a rollercoaster two-day ...
Yellowstone Park gunman spewed racist views before thwarted attack, prosecutors say
The man who authorities say tried to carry out a mass shooting in Yellowstone National Park last year spewed racist views ...
More than 300 trees cleared from storm-hit park
Rangers have cleared more than 300 fallen trees from a national park after a storm battered the woodland. Exmoor National ...
Rare plants damaged at Death Valley dunes for ‘a few minutes of joyriding,’ rangers say
“A few minutes of joyriding” through Death Valley dunes caused “significant damage” to rare plants, some of which are only found in the national park, rangers said.