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New Mexico national park set to prohibit air tours to protect cultural, natural resources

March 6, 2024

New Mexico national park set to prohibit air tours to protect cultural, natural resources

The National Park Service and FAA are to implement restrictions on commercial air tours over New Mexico's Bandelier National Monument to protect its cultural and natural resources.

On this day in history, March 1, 1872, majestic Yellowstone becomes America's first national park

March 1, 2024

On this day in history, March 1, 1872, majestic Yellowstone becomes America's first national park

Yellowstone National Park, a 2.2-million acre preserve of geological marvels and wildlife, became America's first national park on this day in history, March 1, 1872.

Blind grey seal gives birth at Illinois' Brookfield Zoo: 'Very attentive mother'

February 23, 2024

Blind grey seal gives birth at Illinois' Brookfield Zoo: 'Very attentive mother'

"Georgie," a grey seal found stranded and blind on a Maine island over a decade ago, has given birth at the Brookfield Zoo in suburban Chicago.

Austin city agency offers racially segregated 'anti-racist' trainings for 'white folks' and 'people of color'

January 29, 2024

Austin city agency offers racially segregated 'anti-racist' trainings for 'white folks' and 'people of color'

Employees in the Parks Department in Austin, Texas recently received an email from management inviting them to a racially segregated "anti-racist" training.

Rome unveils archaeological park and museum near Colosseum

January 11, 2024

Rome unveils archaeological park and museum near Colosseum

Rome authorities have inaugurated the Archaeological Park of the Celio and the new Museum of the Forma Urbis, located near the Colosseum, officials say.

Maryland beach discovery believed to be from 19th century ship

January 6, 2024

Maryland beach discovery believed to be from 19th century ship

A large piece of driftwood washed up on a Maryland beach has historical significance, with experts believing that the wood is believed to be part of a 19th Century ship.

Where to have up-close encounters with exotic animals across America

January 6, 2024

Where to have up-close encounters with exotic animals across America

Discover diverse destinations in the U.S. offering wildlife encounters, from California's zoos to Alaska's wildlife centers. See how visitors can explore nature's wonders.

London Zoo conducts annual animal census

January 3, 2024

London Zoo conducts annual animal census

The London Zoo started conducting its annual census Wednesday, with some 14,000 animals being accounted for as a licensing prerequisite.

Tree hidden in Central Park serves as special pet memorial: 'Warms my heart'

December 22, 2023

Tree hidden in Central Park serves as special pet memorial: 'Warms my heart'

A tree located in Central Park is bringing peace to pet owners who have lost an animal. The unique memorial in New York City holds photos of loved and lost pets.

Michigan conservation officer charged in campground shooting

December 14, 2023

Michigan conservation officer charged in campground shooting

Ryan Cox, 22, has been charged with felony assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder, for a Michigan campground shooting.