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Feature Stories

The Fourth Coast  By Brian Lavendel

National parks within the fragile Great Lakes ecosystem face serious environmental threats. But there’s still hope for this vital resource, which provides recreation and sustenance to millions.
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Changing of the Guard  By Anne Minard changing
Increasing demands placed on border parks and icon parks are draining funds intended for broader protection of historical and natural resources.
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Departments 

Rock Historic Highlights
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument
By Scott Kirkwood
Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument in Texas contains the remnants of a mine, factory, and merchandise from an ancient era.
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cerulean Rare & Endangered
The Cerulean Warbler
By Scott Kirkwood
National parks in the East provide ideal habitat for cerulean warblers, but land-use decisions outside the parks--and outside the country--pose a serious challenge.
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Park Scope

Too Much of a Good Thing?
Elk overpopulation in Rocky Mountain National Park is taking a toll on the ecosystem, and the results can't be ignored any longer.
Waiting to Inhale
NPCA's Turning Point documents the threats that air pollution poses to our national parks.
Walking in Their Footsteps
Dinosaur prints in Denali National Park and Preserve reveal a prehistoric ecosystem.

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