National Parks at Escalated Wildfire Risk, Thanks to DOGE Cuts
Federal workers help maintain millions of acres of protected land — and with climate change intensifying burns, conditions ...
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Raleigh’s Petals in the Park Event Invites Nature Lovers to Capture Spring's Bloom for a Chance to Win Greenhouse Tour
Raleigh's "Petals in the Park" event showcases a range of flowers in city parks, with photo contest opportunities and special ...
Parks and Recreation Commission takes up splash pad, again
After nearly a year and a half of fits and starts on the installation of a splash pad at Whalley Park, the chair of the Parks ...
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Once lost to wildfire, Austin Creek State Recreation Area reopens after 4 years
The Austin Creek State Recreation Area is open to the public after more than four years of wildfire recovery efforts, ...
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Matthews Set for Major Park Overhaul with $11M Bond Approval, Anticipates Enhanced Recreation Spaces
Matthews approves $11M in bonds for park improvements, including Purser-Hulsey Park development and existing park ...
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Traveler's View: How Many Park Visitors Will Notice?
With the National Park Service ranks withered by terminations, seasonal hiring hiccups, resignations, and retirements, will ...
The National Park Service is facing federal cuts. Here’s the likely impact for CT parks and trails.
Potential funding cuts could have an impact on delaying critical repairs and infrastructure projects at state parks across ...