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    Glacier National Park Countless beautiful places in the world lie undiscovered by scientists. Fortunately, other places have been found, and now people are capable to safely visit them. Located in northwestern Montana, Glacier National Park has become one of the most eye-catching tourist sites in the country. Capped in white, the glaciers of Glacier Park capture God’s incredible work in the world. Glacier was formally established a national park in 1910, making it the tenth national park of the United

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    December 18, 2015 YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK FACTS ABOUT THE YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK There are 40 waterfalls in Yellowstone park. They make movies about Yellowstone park but call it “Jelly stone park”. Yellowstone National Park was established in March 1,1872, before Montana, Idaho, and Wyoming became a state. There has

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    Olympic National Park is a diverse ecosystem with 922,651 acres of wilderness, which include 60 glaciers, 13 rivers, 57 miles of coastline, over 600 miles of hiking trails and the largest herd of Roosevelt elk (Cervus canadensis roosevelti) in America. Olympic National Park ecosystems include subalpine forest, meadows, temperate rain forest, and the Pacific coastline; making this a diverse ecosystem. Because of the variety of elevations climate will vary, during october to march temperature will

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    The National Park Service celebrated its one-hundredth birthday on August 25, 2016. The park community celebrated the centennial by connecting people from all walks of life to the awe-inspiring landscapes, shared history, and rich culture that make up America’s national parks. The centennial celebrates the achievements of the past 100 years, but it is really about the future. It’s about kicking off the second century of stewardship for America’s national parks and for communities across the nation

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    been well-known for its vast area of land and natural landscape, and also for the total number of national parks in Australia which is more than 500 national parks. By covering nearly 4% of total country’s area, visiting Australian national parks is truly a profiting and advantageous business for tourism & service sector in Australia ("Australian National Parks – Tourism Australia", n.d.). National parks of Australia vary in different categories of landscapes, it can be alpine regions or huge area of

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    Controversies of National Park Expansion Since the early 1920s to the 1970s, there has been a debate regarding the perceptions and standards by which national parks should be established and limiting the expansion of national parks, limiting access for people living in urban areas and threatening open spaces due to urban sprawl and over population. Gradually traditional perceptions gave way to the preservationists’ viewpoints which redefined and gradually expanded federal definition of national parks. This

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    “The National Park Service (NPS), which manages the park system, celebrated its 100th birthday last summer. From Yellowstone to Ellis Island, the 412 places that NPS protects tell America’s story” (Bilmes, Loomis 2016). One of the issues with America’s national parks is they don’t appear on any national balance sheet. This is mostly because it’s hard to put a value on them. “Past attempts to answer” the question of value “have typically been focused on how much money visitors spend in or around the

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    Alex Kover, Mariah Danner, Chad Zamzow ESS 305 Park Paper Glacier National Park Introduction Glacier National Park, located in Northwestern Montana, is an astounding spectacle of history and beauty. Not simply just the history of the Native Americans and European-descended settlers that call the area their home, but also the geologic history of the Earth. The region is known for the beautiful scenery that can be seen from anywhere in the park. Large, steep mountains rise out of deep, lake-filled

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    National Park Service (NPS) spent over 100 years of preserving America’s parks, monuments, and historical sites. These sites are conserved to protect nature’s beauty and places of value to the people who are natives of the land. Today’s problem comes from the federal government proposing significant budget cuts to the NPS. If the government continues with this plan, Americans will lose the chance to experience untouched nature. Even though conserving these parks, monuments, and historical sites are

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    Yosemite National Park Research Paper

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    Yosemite National Park Research Paper Yosemite National Park, is a beautiful piece of nature it is a 195 mile nature getaway from the urban life that is lived San Francisco, CA and 315 miles away from the fast pace and overwhelming life that is lived in Los Angeles CA. This place is like no other in the beauty of its nature. The park is “747,956 acres, and is the home to hundreds of wildlife species and thousands of Yosemite plants” (U.S. Nat. Park Service). Yosemite is known for so many beautiful

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