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Nov 11 2008

Find Fabulous Fall Colors in National Parks

Published by Jennifer under Fall Travel, National Parks

Every year, millions of Americans look forward to autumn and the opportunity to take in the beautiful fall foliage. As deciduous trees across the country begin to shed their leaves, “leaf peeping,” as it is known, becomes a pastime of many travelers.
The national parks offer a serene setting and unmatched views to enjoy this majestic [...]

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Oct 08 2008

Visitors Go Online to Help Protect National Parks

Published by Jennifer under Featured, National Parks

From camping to canoeing to cookouts — summer draws millions of Americans to national parks each year. However, as global warming progresses, visitors may also notice the numerous adverse effects on the parks leaving many people asking: what can be done?
This year, park-loving Americans can “Do Your Part for Climate Friendly Parks.” The Web site, [...]

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Aug 16 2008

Natural Fireworks Continue at National Parks Volcanoes

Fourth of July fireworks are already fading, but you can still enjoy a different kind of light show this summer. Throughout America’s National Park System, volcanoes are putting on a natural fireworks display, according to the nonprofit National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA).
Nearly 40 national parks throughout the National Park System boast a volcanic history or [...]

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Mar 12 2007

Travel Photos: Mount Cook National Park

These are some photos of scenic Mt. Cook (Aoraki) National Park, home of New Zealand’s highest peak, which sits in the heart of New Zealand’s South Island.
Photos by Gavin Mills:
“From the flatlands of the Hooker Valley floor up to the peaks of the Southern Alps.”

“Mount Cook at first light”

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