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Saguaro National Park Seeks Information about Dog Bite on Douglas Spring Trail

Tucson, AZ – A six year old boy was bitten by a dog on the Douglas Spring Trail on Sunday, March 3 at approximately 4:00pm. National Park Service staff is attempting to locate and identify the dog and the dog’s owners. The family of the six year old encountered two people with dark, brindled, shepherd

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Zion- Mount Carmel Highway Opens East Entrance to Tunnel on March 8, 2019, no Thru Traffic

SPRINGDALE, UT – The Zion- Mount Carmel Highway, the State Route 9 connector road through Zion National Park, was closed the evening of March 2, 2019, after heavy rains undercut a section of the road. The portion of the road from the East Entrance to the Zion- Mount Carmel Tunnel will reopen at 9:00 a.m.

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Woman sentenced to prison for child abuse in Lake Mead National Recreation Area

A timely response by US Park Rangers of Lake Mead National Recreation Area and an investigation by the National Park Service Investigative Services Branch has concluded with a woman being sentenced to prison for child abuse. Justine R. Kirklen, age 33, was recently ordered to serve 30 months in prison followed by 3 years of

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Spring Break Expected To Be Busy at Big Bend National Park

Large numbers of visitors historically travel to Big Bend National Park during spring break, a typical vacation away from school. As travelers seek solace from stressful educational routines, and escape wintry conditions, the park experiences increases in visitation to the point of periodic congestion. Fall and winter rains have also resulted in spectacular spring flowers,

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Destructive Fire + Steady Rains = A Spectacular Wildflower Season?

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Biologists are hoping that the destructive Woolsey Fire and recent steady rains prove to be the perfect combination for a promising display of spring wildflowers in the Santa Monica Mountains during the peak flowering season that typically occurs in March and April. Find out where the flowers are blooming now. “We are

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