National Parks: Must-see attractions, vintage photos, and current threats

In this edition: Explore some of America’s most iconic, beautiful spaces

The Bass Harbor Lighthouse looks great under any light, but is especially beautiful at sunset.

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View Beautiful Photos of All 59 U.S. National Parks
From pearly glaciers to sun-soaked beaches, wander through some of the wildest and most iconic landscapes in North America.
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FURTHER: THE 10 BEST BEACHES IN NATIONAL PARKS

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Nostalgic Photos of Tourists in U.S. National Parks
Captivated by hordes of visitors, camera-toting families, and packed motor coaches, this photographer embarked on a road trip to capture them.

Vintage Bear Photos Show National Park Visitors What Not to Do
Bear safety rules are pretty easy to follow. So why don’t people follow them?

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5 Must-See Attractions in Yellowstone
As the world’s first national park, Yellowstone has astonished visitors for over a century. Checkout these can’t-miss experiences and tune in to Yellowstone Live August 5th-8th for more exploring and action.
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Explore America’s Iconic Parks with National Geographic
Set out on a hiking trip through three of America’s most spectacular parks: Glacier, Yellowstone, and Grand Teton.
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New Armored Dinosaur Found in Imperiled National Monument
The new species lived more than 75 million years ago in an area of land that is at the center of a tug-of-war between paleontologists and mining interests.
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Yellowstone-Area Grizzly Bears to Be Hunted for First Time in Decades
While this new approval is controversial among the public and conservationists, state biologists are supporting it. Find out what each side has to say.
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