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Teen seriously burned at a geyser near Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park

A teenage boy visiting Yellowstone National Park was seriously burned when his foot broke through the ground near a geyser by the infamous Old Faithful, officials said.

New York Post on MSN · 15h

Hiker, 17, suffers ‘significant thermal burns’ from Yellowstone National Park geyser: report

A 17-year-old hiker suffered “significant thermal burns” on his foot and ankle after coming in contact with a geyser at Yellowstone National Park on Monday, officials said. The unidentified teen

Penn Live · 21h

Teen hiker suffers ‘significant thermal burns’ near famed Yellowstone geyser

The National Park Service said the incident involving a 17-year-old occurred Monday in the vicinity of Lone Star Geyser near Old Faithful at the famed park in Wyoming. The teen, who was not identified by name,

Sequoia National Park, Kaweah River and LA woman

The Des Moines Register · 1d

Body of missing Los Angeles woman who fell into Sequoia National Park river recovered

She vanished after jumping into the swift currents of the Middle Fork of the Kaweah River near Paradise Creek Bridge. Her family says she was trying to rescue her older sister, Joanne, who had been caught in the waters during a Memorial Day weekend outing.

CBS Los Angeles on MSN · 1d

Body of 26-year-old LA County woman missing since Memorial Day located in Sequoia National Park

Jomarie Calasanz, 26, was found last week after she was swept away in the Kaweah River on Memorial Day, authorities said.

Yahoo · 9h

LA woman drowns in Sequoia National Park trying to rescue sister from river rapids

Jomarie Calasanz jumped into the river when she saw her sister struggling with the current. She was swept away, and her body was found more than two months later.

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Visiting Sleeping Bear Dunes? Where to camp near the national lakeshore

Visitors can book a trip to campgrounds in and near Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore in northwest Michigan this summer.

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In beloved national parks, summer crowds throng despite budget cuts

We visited four of the country’s “crown jewels” and found deep concern for the park system’s future among Americans of all ...

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After Assateague Island drowning, federal park beaches on Maryland side remain unguarded, despite lawmakers’ pleas

A drowning death off an Assateague Island beach last week came days after Maryland lawmakers implored the Trump ...

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Tourists Get Dangerously Close To Bear—Park Ranger Puts Them in Their Place

Elizabeth told Newsweek that she and her husband "see this a lot, going to many, many national parks, state parks, or really anywhere." ...

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Skeletal Remains Found in National Park Identified as Man Who May Have Died in 2024, Authorities Say

The National Park Service (NPS) earlier said that the remains were discovered in an area near the Alpine Ridge Trail in Rocky Mountain National Park in the late afternoon of June 18. Park law ...

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Senate Committee Moves Bill to Protect National Park Staffing and Funding

"The Senate Appropriations Committee is sending a clear message: our parks and the people who steward them are not expendable." - John Garder, NPCA's Senior Director of Budget and Appropriations ...

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Three historic structures removed from National Park Service’s proposed demolition list following ongoing environmental assessment

GLEN JEAN, W.Va. — The New River Gorge National Park Service says three of 20 proposed historic structures up for demolition ...

Don't miss a chance to visit national parks for free. When is Great American Outdoors Day?

The National Park Service will waive entrance fees for Great American Outdoors Day on Aug. 4, the anniversary of the Great ...

National Parks Conservation Association20h

‘Protect Every Park’ Report: National Park Service’s Mission Is in Jeopardy

Here’s the latest state of affairs at national parks and what NPCA says Congress must do — now — to save our National Park System.

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Great Smoky Mountains National Park cracks down on speeding

There have been more than 150 crashes this year. Rangers will be stationed throughout the park to slow drivers down.

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