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  Women Who Built the National Parks Are Finally Getting Recognized

  Outside Magazine - Wes Siler

  Across the 429 parks, monuments and historic sites managed by the National Park Service, only 76 are named after women, or otherwise center women’s history. This is a problem, because women have—and this should be obvious—played vital roles not only in the preservation and study of nature, and our …

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  And the 11 Least Visited National Parks Are…

  Outside Magazine - Graham Averill

  Last year was a banner one for our national parks, with 325.5 million recreation visits in the books for 2023. Last week the National Park Service released its annual visitation statistics, detailing the total number of visitors to the 400 units—which include national seashores and historic …

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  Three of the Most Popular National Parks in the Country to Require Reservations in 2024

  adventure-journal.com - Adventure Journal

  The National Park Service announced earlier this week that Arches, Glacier, and Rocky Mountain National Parks are keeping their pilot reservation …

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  Where to Spot the Northern Lights in the Lower 48

  Outside Magazine - dshively@outsideinc.com

  Every winter, people across the globe flock north to see the aurora borealis. The rippling lights have captivated humans for centuries, inspiring legends, books, music and art. But why exactly? According to recent research, it could have to do with how our brains react to awe When we witness …

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  DEEP IN THE NARROWS

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