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...located in one of the world's most extreme natural environments, it's nice to have a little help moving in.The National Park Service recently enlisted the help of the U.S. Army to shuttle supplies to Park Service base camps located far up 20...
...demonstrator at the Southeast Alaska Indian Cultural Center in Sitka for many years, and has also done work for the National Park Service to restore and replicate historic poles in Sitka and elsewhere. He now owns his own gallery and studio, Raindance Gallery...
...state-sanctioned program to kill the animals near the boundaries of Yukon-Charley Rivers National Preserve, a National Park Service official said Friday.Federal biologists discovered a more than 50 percent decline, the highest on record, by...
...sightings of first dog Bo?Citing the impact of new spending cuts on staffing, the U.S. Secret Service and the National Park Service announced that public tours of the White House will be canceled beginning Saturday.The cancellations come at...
...compared to half a decade before. The park's population of 54 wolves marks a quarter-century low.The U.S. National Parks Service released its fall count Tuesday. The service has monitored wolf populations since 1986 as one of 18 vital signs...
...TUESDAY, DEC. 4National Park Service Open House, 4-6 p.m., Hammond Room Centennial Hall. Join Alaska's National Park Service leadership to discuss the approaching 100th anniversary of the NPS, how the service can prepare for a new century...
As the National Park Service approaches 100 years of service...attended the question and answer.National Park Service Alaska Regional Director Sue Masica...Alliance, said she looks to the National Park Service to protect federal lands from...
...Rubber Duckies" with National Weather Service forecaster Joel Curtis Feb. 8: "Harbor Seals on the Move" with National Park Service biologist Jamie WombleFeb. 15: "Power to the People: Avalanche Mitigation and History at Snettisham" with...
This week's Fireside Lecture will be Harbor Seals on the Move," led by National Park Service biologist Jamie Womble. Her presentation begins at 6:30 p.m. Friday, and will repeat at 8 p.m. at the Mendenhall Glacier...
...professional guides from the Alaska Mountaineering School, one of six mountaineering concessionaires permitted by the National Park Service to operate on Denali. They'll follow the same route to the summit that their predecessors did, traveling up...