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Features

Going to the Sun
From baby-blue lakes to glacier-carved trails, Glacier National Park offers an unparalleled wilderness experience.

A Pebble in the Water
Lake Clark National Park & Preserve is home to Native people, long-time Alaskans, and thriving salmon runs. But plans for one of the world’s biggest gold and copper mines could change all that.

From the Ashes
Should Mount St. Helens become a national park?

Trail Mix

Pine beetle outbreaks in Rocky Mountain, abandoned mines in California desert parks, renovations at Ford’s Theater, and an interview with the creators of a film about the national parks.

The Cuyahoga River’s comeback (print edition only)

Rare & Endangered

Fighting the Current
The Ozark Hellbender

Park Mysteries

Building a Mystery
Digging for answers in the mounds of Ocmulgee National Monument

Reflections

American Woman
Elizabeth Cady Stanton’s great-great granddaughter looks at a new opportunity to tell the story of the women’s rights movement

Historic Highlights

An Industrial Revolution
In Lowell, Massachusetts, one revolution plants the seeds for yet another.

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