Even hikers, not hunters, prompt many animals to find new ground in Glacier National Park, research indicates.
New findings show that similar environmental conditions in rainforests around the world result in consistent wildlife activity patterns.
Even just a few visitors to US national parks can change the normal behavior of the animals that live there.
Experts say flooding in Yellowstone National Park was a 1-in-500-year-event. Elizabeth Hadly explains its connection to the future of global climate change.
Researchers propose a path for reckoning with Indigenous sovereignty and U.S. public lands through place names in national parks.
In addition to providing homes for endangered and threatened species, national parks can protect the trait diversity of mammals, new research finds.
Images from camera traps show West African lions venturing out of protected areas and closer to humans. Researchers have an idea why.
Would a road bisecting Serengeti National Park reduce poverty and aid conservation, or facilitate poaching and disrupt animal migration?
Gold and iron mining in West Africa eat up space where chimpanzees like to hang out, but national parks may keep them safe.
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