There's Badwater Down There...
- By NPT Staff - February 12th, 2019 6:32pm
Death Valley National Park
UPDATED | Damage Assessments, Cleanup, And Hiring Confront National Park Staff
A coyote that got a taste for human food from garbage strewn about Death Valley National Park during the partial government shutdown had to be put down by rangers after it repeatedly stopped traffic, while other coyotes and and two bobcats were seen approaching visitors in the park. Human visitors left other waste behind: an estimated half-ton of human waste on the landscape.
- By Kurt Repanshek - February 2nd, 2019 4:32pm
Spring Bloom Update: Where Should You Head For A Splash Of Color?
El Niño has been pumping moisture into the Southwest this winter, which raises a question: Will there be a Super Bloom in Death Valley National Park or elsewhere?
- By Kurt Repanshek - January 30th, 2019 2:00am
End Of Government Shutdown Praised By National Park Advocates
Word Friday that the partial government shutdown would be lifted for three weeks, if not longer, was welcomed by groups concerned about the state of the National Park System. But they also called on Congress to ensure a similar event never happens again.
- By Kurt Repanshek - January 25th, 2019 3:26pm
Death Valley National Park Continues To Have Issues With Bad Behavior
Death Valley National Park continues to struggle with poor behavior by some visitors during the ongoing partial government shutdown, with off-road enthusiasts going where they shouldn't, and campers camping where they shouldn't.
- By Kurt Repanshek - January 16th, 2019 11:58am
Areas Of Death Valley Closed, Volunteers Collecting Trash At Saguaro National Park
Areas of Death Valley National Park were closed to the public Friday due to trash, human waste, unspecified vandalism, and resource damage. Down at Saguaro National Park, meanwhile, volunteers were turning out to pick up garbage.
- By NPT Staff - January 4th, 2019 12:04pm
Illegal Camping In Death Valley National Park, Anonymous Ranger Fears For Yosemite
Beautiful desert views. No crowds. What's not to like about camping in Death Valley National Park, especially when there are no rangers about to ticket you for camping illegally? Meanwhile, as the partial government shutdown continues to show the ugly side of keeping national parks open without adequate National Park Service staff, one Yosemite National Park ranger voiced concerns about managing crowds with a skeleton staff.
- By Kurt Repanshek - January 2nd, 2019 9:22am
Crowds Flocking To Death Valley National Park Despite Government Shutdown
Though the government shutdown has affected visitor services across the National Park System, tourists wanting to visit Death Valley National Park don't seem to care as visitation is robust this week.
- By NPT Staff - December 25th, 2018 1:30am
Public Input Sought On Rogers Peak Environmental Assessment For Death Valley National Park
The National Park Service seeks public input on proposals to construct and operate telecommunications infrastructure on Rogers Peak, located in Death Valley National Park’s Panamint Mountains.
- By NPT Staff - December 20th, 2018 1:15am
Death Valley National Park Participates In 2018 Christmas Bird Count
Death Valley National Park invites the public to a fun day outdoors counting birds this Friday as part of the annual Christmas Bird Count.
- By NPT Staff - December 17th, 2018 1:30am
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