National Parks Content

How Wildlife Navigated National Parks Before and During the COVID ‘Anthropause’

Katherine E Kerlin — July 30, 2025 - 5:10am

The presence of humans and human infrastructure in U.S. national parks has lasting effects on the behaviors of the large animals that call them home, according to a new study.

UC ��ԭ�� Historians Receive National Parks Funding to Collect Women’s Stories

Karen Michele Nikos-Rose — September 02, 2020 - 4:30pm

Two University of California, ��ԭ��, historians have received funding from the National Park Service to address the educational gap in U.S. women’s history and role in the nation’s national parks. Professors Ellen Hartigan-O’Connor and Lisa Materson will craft 80 biographies of women involved in national parks in the western region of the United States, and, in a longer article, connect those women’s lives to the ongoing struggle for voting rights.

Turtles, Pesticides and Parks

Katherine E Kerlin — April 20, 2016 - 1:23pm

Western pond turtles in Sequoia National Park and other California remote wildlands have been exposed to an assortment of agricultural pesticides and industrial contaminants, according to a study from the National Park Service and UC ��ԭ��.

National Parks Content

How Wildlife Navigated National Parks Before and During the COVID ‘Anthropause’

UC ����ԭ�� Historians Receive National Parks Funding to Collect Women’s Stories

Turtles, Pesticides and Parks

UC ��ԭ�� Historians Receive National Parks Funding to Collect Women’s Stories