The National Park Service manages 433 units around the country, including many smaller parks aimed at preserving places of historical significance.

As the National Park Service prepares for even more unthinkable staff cuts, regional offices across the country are already reeling.

Hundreds of firefighters are currently on the scene working to combat any fire growth, a spokesperson for USDA's Forest Service told Newsweek on Saturday.

Advocates express concern about the impact on smaller historical sites. Still, tour operators are cautiously optimistic about this year.

"This reconciliation bill will undoubtedly destabilize park operations and cause damage to the nation’s most valuable natural and cultural resources." - Daniel Hart, NPCA's Director of Clean Energy an

National Park Service sites are understaffed and overworked ahead of the United States' 250th anniversary. Plus, nearly 20 restaurants are opening in the Philly region this month.

Wyoming authorities have relocated a grizzly bear to an area 2.5 miles south of Yellowstone National Park.According to a press release, the adult male grizzly w

Declining water levels due to climate change and 20 years of ongoing drought have reshaped the park’s shorelines. As Lake Mead continues to recede, the National Park Service is committed to extending boat launch ramps to continue to give the public access to the lake.