Around 1,000 employees were recently laid off for the National Park Service, which has left many residents and lawmakers concerned.

I did something I thought I would never in my lifetime have to do. I traveled to my former workplace, Rocky Mountain National Park’s Beaver Meadows entrance, the gateway to one of the most magnificent places on earth,

Affected NPS employees reportedly were sent a tersely written form email claiming that they were being fired for cause.

Trump administration guidelines aimed at dramatically shrinking the size of federal government could diminish services across the National Park System "like no other time since WWII," according to a National Park Service veteran who spent decades with the agency.

Great granddaughter of Horace M. Albright, who helped create the NPS, is among those fired by agency in “heartless” fashion.

Roughly 1,000 NPS workers were laid off as part of the Trump Administration's push to trim the federal workforce. Here’s what that means for visitors.

National Park Service cuts could cause chaos at the national parks, especially during the busy summer season, advocates say.

National Park rangers throughout the US are warning of impending danger to visitors, wildlife and natural resources as job cuts and hiring freezes slash staffing at some of the country’s most beloved destinations.