The Latest Breaking News from the National Park Service

It's "risen from the rubble" like a "confederate general forced back onto a public square," the artists said.

The 12-foot-tall statue is titled ‘Best Friends Forever’

A guide to what stays open and what's at risk — and how to plan your park trips when federal funding stalls.

Voters follow 12 bears in Alaska’s Katmai National Park and Preserve on live webcams and cast ballots in a bracket-style, single-elimination tournament that lasts a week.

The blaze destroyed a historic lodge and dozens of cabins

Statue of Trump dancing with Epstein erected on National Mall is swiftly removed by Park Service. The stunt revived scrutiny over Trump's ties to Epstein.

A giant statue has been erected near the White House to celebrate the friendship between US President Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein

Viewers can watch live streams and vote online to determine which bear has packed on the most weight after feasting on salmon.

After a years-long battle, organic dairy ranches are being expelled from Point Reyes national seashore to revitalize the ecosystem

When people think about national parks, they often think about the most famous ones – places like Yellowstone, Yosemite, Denali, Acadia, Glacier, Everglades and the Great Smoky Mountains. These are among the nation’s most sought-after destinations, with awe-inspiring scenery, abundant wildlife and places for adventure and recreation.

More than 97% at Yosemite and Sequoia & Kings Canyon parks voted to unionize as president enacts major cuts