As budget cuts and staff reductions continue across the federal government, some are concerned about the future of national parks, including those in the mid-Atlantic region.

Deeply experienced National Park Service staffers are leaving in the face of budget cuts and uncertainty, and they might ...

Some of the nation’s most popular beaches managed by the National Park Service are now seeing lifeguard shortages due to a ...

Just as scores of vacationers descend on national parks for summer fun, some National Park Service beaches are curtailing ...

Just as California's busy summer season commences, advocates warn of the impacts federal staffing cuts are having on the state's national parks.

The agency is also struggling to recruit staff for front-line positions as the parks hit their busiest season.

The risk of a public backlash against Trump if conditions at the national parks prove unpleasant for visitors this summer is significant.

ABC News reported that the park service will be allowed to hire 7,700 seasonal workers in a reverse hiring freeze imposed by the federal government. There has been no mention of probationary park ...

In the Pacific Northwest, the Forest Service and National Park Service previously announced plans to hire 1,250 people this summer for recreation, visitor services, and engineering.

After some speculation following the federal hiring freeze imposed by President Donald Trump, the National Park Service announced it will hire seasonal workers to staff its 63 parks this summer ...