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The National Park Service is threatening to terminate its contract with the company that manages facilities at Crater Lake National Park. This comes after ongoing problems with basic health and safety standards.
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The public lands law recently passed by Congress creates a number of new protected areas, including wilderness. But the law also puts new names on…
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Our national parks are supposed to be places left in something like their original state. But the fact that so many people visit them, and in warm seasons…
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Maybe looking at trees and mountains does not generate a lot of money, but people who do those activities spend plenty. The National Park Service is…
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Light the candles on a birthday cake for the National Park Service if you dare, but there will be more candle than cake. NPS turns 100 this year, with a…
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Open warfare broke out between the U.S. government and Native Americans many times in our region in the late 19th century. The incidents include the Modoc…
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Crater Lake National Park is closed due to the federal government shutdown—opening up problems for visitors from across the country and across the…
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Who would NOT want to work at Crater Lake, high in the mountains, next to the deepest (and bluest) lake in the country? John Sollinger gets to the join…
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Autumn has barely arrived in Oregon, and already snow has fallen at Crater Lake.Park official Marsha McCabe says there was an unusually early snowfall…