The Latest Breaking News from the National Park Service

The National Park Service is under immense strain after widespread cuts imposed by the Trump administration

Managers at the National Park Service have reportedly been tasked with drafting plans for the cuts, which could severely impact services at national parks. The reduction would have an immediate impact, possibly leading to job losses for rangers and janitors, and in the long term, it could jeopardize conservation projects.

A Louisiana landscape where centuries-old sugar cane plantations and Afro-Creole culture remain preserved along the Mississippi River will no longer be eligible for consideration for federal recognition following a request from state officials

National Park Service lays off 1,000 workers, impacting park services. Challenges and adjustments in preserving iconic landmarks.

The Trump administration laid off 1,000 National Park Employees last week, a move rangers say will cause chaos across the country.

Warnings that the Pacific Crest Trail could fall into disrepair come after thousands of jobs cut in the National Park Service and Forest Service

Training has been limited and work to reduce flammable vegetation postponed. Some firefighters are leaving the force.

Agencies say Trump’s latest push to trim government could impede firefighting efforts and create crises at national parks

At least 400 seasonal positions have been rescinded, but the number could be much higher as parks prepare for the busy season.