Students to help county’s trail towns

By JUDY D.J.

Senate bill treasures state's wilderness

The U.S. Senate is hiking the right trail in approving the Omnibus Public Lands Bill (“Public lands bill passed by Senate,” Jan. 16, Page B-2), including eight new wilderness areas in California — places like the Owens River Headwaters, White Mountains, and Granite Mountain in the Eastern...Read more

Extending the Florida Trail

Mitch Almon is doing a great thing by extending the Florida Trail across Hernando, opening seldom-explored corners of our beautiful county to residents and, hopefully, attracting visitors willing to drop a few bucks into the local economy.He got one step closer to his goal this month when a crew...Read more

Volunteers are 'the very soul' of GGNRA

The 75,500-acre Golden Gate National Recreation Area has always broken new ground, starting with its establishment in the 1970s as one of the country’s first urban national parks and continuing today with its unparalleled success in luring city dwellers.

Green Ethics: Values, Hard Work

RACHEL FAIR / NPS SCA volunteers work on the historic Ipsut Patrol Cabin, damaged by flooding in November 2006. TWO milestones are timely reminders Washington’s treasured, verdant livability is no accident, but the product of dedication, care and hard work.

NBC Universal Foundation Awards SCA Green Grant

NBC Universal Foundation will award the Student Conservation Association, National Environment Education Foundation, New York Restoration Project and Los Angeles Conservation Corps with green grants to support public secondary education programs in underserved communities.

'Soy una guardabosques y trabajo con orgullo en el Grand Teton National Park'

Por Millie Jiménez*

El Servicio de Parques Nacionales celebra su cumpleaños 99 y me emociona recordar cómo yo encontré mi parque y cómo ahora me dedico a ayudar a otros a que encuentren el suyo.