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Public to weigh in on whether wild horses that roam Theodore Roosevelt National Park should stay

The National Park Service has turned to the public to help decide whether the famous wild horses in North Dakota’s Theodore Roosevelt National Park should stay or go

The Independent UK

The story of Ohio's ancient Native complex and its long journey for recognition as a World Heritage site

Hopewell Ceremonial Earthworks in Ohio was added to UNESCO’s list of World Heritage sites on Sept. 19, 2023. The eight mound complexes that received this designation are spread across central and southern Ohio and were built between the beginning of the common era and the 12th century.

The Conversation

A Northern California tribe works to protect traditions in a warming world

The Oak Fire last year threatened the Southern Sierra Miwuk Nation's way of life. Now the tribe is restoring ancient heritage sites and cultural practices in collaboration with local agencies.

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Venice may be put on the endangered list, thanks to human-created climate change

The impacts of climate change including related disasters, such as wildfires and sea level rise, are increasingly raising a question about how best to save cultural heritage.

WEKU

Chemical treatment to be deployed against invasive fish in Colorado River

The National Park Service will renew efforts to rid an area of the Colorado River in northern Arizona of invasive fish with a chemical treatment

The Independent UK

New management taking over first American golf course commissioned by a woman — and it’s inside a National Parks property

The farm fields at the old Buchanan homestead weren't productive, so she hired a golfer to turn her fields into fairways.

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President Joe Biden creates Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument in Chicago and Mississippi

‘What Emmett did, he gave up a lot, but it helped a lot of people. And he still speaks from the grave,’ Emmett Till’s cousin, the Rev. Wheeler Parker Jr., who witnessed Till being kidnapped, told the Sun-Times.

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Woman gored by bison at Yellowstone during engagement trip gets sweet proposal at hospital

‘My love got down on one knee beside my hospital bed last night and formally asked me to be his wife,’ woman says

The Independent UK

Woman gored by bison at Yellowstone reveals horrific injuries along with news she’s engaged

‘My love got down on one knee beside my hospital bed last night and formally asked me to be his wife,’ woman says

The Independent UK

Woman gored by bison at Yellowstone gets engaged while recovering in hospital

‘My love got down on one knee beside my hospital bed last night and formally asked me to be his wife,’ woman says

The Independent UK

Second tourist gored by bison within a week at US National Parks

The woman was attacked at Theodore Roosevelt National Park at the weekend

Advnture

Woman severely injured in bison attack in Roosevelt Park

The National Park Service says a bison severely injured a Minnesota woman on Saturday in Theodore Roosevelt National Park

The Independent UK

5 wild burros shot and killed in Death Valley National Park

LOS ANGELES — Federal authorities are investigating the killing of five wild burros who were found shot to death near life-giving springs on the western edge of Death Valley National Park, where 20-mule teams once pulled wagons of borax.

Los Angeles Times

Don’t run if you see a bear on a California hiking trail — or on your lawn. Do this instead

California is home to black bears, so it shouldn’t be a surprise if you run into one while you’re out hiking or camping — or if they show up rummaging around your lawn.

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Brooks River brown bears break out all the moves to catch salmon

With the fishing season underway for brown bears on Alaska's Brooks River, the National Park Service has provided a humorous description of the catching techniques.

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Against all odds, the rare Devils Hole pupfish keeps on swimming

The Devils Hole pupfish's natural habitat is a single water-filled hole in a cave in the Nevada desert. Its numbers at one point dwindled to just 35 animals. How does it manage to survive?

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"Y'all are gonna get hurt" – Yellowstone tourists run for it after harassing huge bison

The National Park Service has warned visitors to give animals space and respect, but not everyone listens

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Thoughtless Yellowstone tourists hassle black bear and her cubs, despite warnings

The visitors crowd around the animals to take pictures, despite bears being fiercely protective of their young

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Thoughtless tourists mob bull elk in Rocky Mountains National Park

The National Park Service has asked repeatedly for people to give the animals more space

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'Like sitting on the 101 in LA': Yosemite visitors wait in line for hours to enter park

Waterfalls may be flowing freely at Yosemite National Park after record-breaking precipitation, but lines out of the park have often been at a standstill this season — the first summer without a reservation system since before the pandemic.

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Clueless tourists pose for photos with their baby – and a massive bull elk

If a elk changes its behavior or turns to watch you, it's a sign you're too close

Daily Mirror

Boy, 14, dies hiking in 'extreme heat' of 48C before stepdad killed trying to save him

The 14-year-old and his stepdad both died after the teenager fell unconscious while hiking the Marufo Vega Trail in Texas on Friday, with the adult then crashing his car when he tried to find help

Daily Mirror

Mystery as man's body found 394ft below lake's surface after kayaking trip with fiancée

Travis Valenti, 37, went missing after kayaking on Lake Crescent at Olympic National Park in Washington State with his fiancée who he had got engaged to just two days before

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Yellowstone visitors treat bison like zoo attraction and refuse to back off

A crowd of adults and children gathered around the animal on a boardwalk and wouldn't move when asked

Daily Mirror

Man pushes fiancée to safety before drowning in kayak horror two days after engagement

Travis Valenti was kayaking on Lake Crescent in Washington state's Olympic National Park when his kayak began taking on water. In a heroic final act, he pushed his fiancée to safety before disappearing into the water

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