National parks in the U.S. are already feeling the impact of layoffs, with longer queues and reduced services expected in ...

Texas national parks face an uncertain future under a proposed $1 billion budget cut to the National Park Service.

The cuts come on top of a significant exodus across Interior as employees have flocked to the deferred resignation, buyouts ...

Locked restrooms at Yosemite, canceled rentals at Gettysburg, and hours-long entrance lines at the Grand Canyon - these are ...

Federal budget cuts and economic uncertainty are raising questions about what this summer will look like in gateway ...

As the jewels of America, the federally-managed parks were already underfinanced and short-staffed before layoffs this year ...

The anticipated layoffs follow the departure of thousands ... said Kriten Brengel, the National Parks Conservation Association’s senior vice president for government affairs, who added groups ...

At the same time, business owners are prepping for the impacts of potentially losing Canadian tourists due to tariffs.

The superintendents of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks are predicting an “outstanding” summer despite staff cuts ...

And, the layoffs aren't stopping ... strategic plan reveals the administration's broader vision for our national parks and public lands over the next four years. And the direction it sets is ...

National parks are facing challenges maintaining restrooms and visitor centers due to staffing shortages. Budget cuts, buyouts, and layoffs have resulted in a significant loss of staff positions ...

National Park Week starts April 19 with free admission to all national parks. Concerns exist regarding the impact of National Park Service layoffs on park experiences. Despite staffing challenges ...