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    febr. 2.

    Face masks are now required by all visitors in all NPS facilities and buildings. It is also required when social distancing is not possible such as busy trails, overlooks and historic buildings. Read more at

    A Park Ranger pointing and a visitor in a car; both wearing masks.
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    márc. 19.

    On this last day of winter, hints of spring are all around - from bird song in the treetops to flowers emerging from the earth and revealing their vibrant colors! What are your favorite signs of spring in the Smokies? Photo by Kristina Plaas

    Yellow daffodils in a sunny forest.
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  3. márc. 19.

    Here’s an uplifting photo. Remember to plan ahead for your park visit—Check the weather (wind gusts) and bring the essentials. (Did I pack the tent stakes?)⁣ 📸Airborne tent at

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    márc. 18.

    Late March marks the beginning of spring migration for monarch butterflies. We worked with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service () to create this fun video that everyone can enjoy. For an audio-described version of this video, go to

    Monarch Butterflies - ASL
    Experts from the National Park Service and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service share information about monarch butterflies through American Sign Language.
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    márc. 18.

    Enjoy a moment of peace today while listening to the babbling sounds of the Big Flatbrook on the New Jersey side of the park. Video Description: A creek roaring through tree-lined banks. NPS Video.

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    márc. 17.

    from the lady who wears GREEN everyday!

    Side view of the Statue of Liberty with cloudy skies and pedestal lights on.
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    márc. 15.

    In 1931, Yellowstone hired Herma Baggley who was the first permanent, full-time, female ranger-naturalist in the . She also co-authored the first guide to the park's vegetation, "Plants of Yellowstone National Park," which is still used today!

    A historical photo of a woman in uniform standing in front of a pile of elk antlers.
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    márc. 14.

    Not everyone hates daylight savings time! Whether light or dark out, the local Canada Geese have a lot to say! Come see them and many other birds as spring arrives here at Theodore Roosevelt National Park! NPS Photo/A. Myran

    Two canada geese, large birds with black necks, white breasts and gray-brown bodies, stand at the edge of a rocky outcropping with the sky blueish-gray behind them.
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    márc. 12.

    Stories from a Japanese civil war, the Bible, & ancient Egypt; soon-to-explode stars, and clouds of gas larger than you can imagine! The Orion Constellation is so much more than just dots of light decorating our sky! Full video:

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    márc. 13.

    Every park has a connection to women. Through our grants, NPF helps amplify the voices of women whose vision, tenacity, and resilience changed our collective history forever.

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    márc. 13.

    This National Park Service highly trained is is here treating items in the ’s . She is stabilizing an 1850s theater bill featuring Vancouver Barracks’ officers and their families.

    This is a close up photo of a conservator stabilizing an 1850s theater bill featuring Vancouver Barracks’ officers and their families.
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    márc. 12.

    in 1912, Juliette Gordon Low founded the 1st ☘️ troop! Special 19th Amendment Patch ➡️ Girl Scout Ranger Program ➡️ 📸 NPS

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    jan. 28.

    What do you get when you cross an elk with a bison? ⁣ ⁣ Hurt. You get hurt. ⁣ ⁣ Remember to keep wildlife wild. Leave animals alone—no crossing, touching, feeding, or harassing. See more tips at ⁣

    An elk and three bison stand near one another in the snow at Yellowstone National Park.
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    márc. 11.

    Here’s to the women whose dedication and commitment contribute to the accomplishment of our mission. They strive daily to conserve and manage our nation’s natural resources and cultural heritage for the American people. 📸DOI

    Collage of women of Interior.
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    márc. 11.

    Today, six new South Carolina-based sites join the Reconstruction Era National Historic Network, helping to advance scholarship and public understanding of one of the most transformational periods in American history. Learn more at

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    márc. 10.

    Much like Linda Brown and Lucinda Todd shaped the history of Brown v Board, women have been shaping the history of our nation.

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    márc. 11.

    This year marks the 75th anniversary of the Fulbright Program - . NPS & the State Department, which coordinates Fulbright, recently created an MOU. If you were an NPS employee or you visited on a Fulbright, check out this website and add your memories.

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    márc. 9.

    We're excited to share a blog from the about some of the outstanding women working in Division of Fire and Aviation.

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  19. márc. 9.

    "Do you think horses get songs stuck in their heads? – Tina Belcher⁣ 🐴 ⁣ Born to be wild, right? What’s this horse jamming to? ⁣ Learn more about Assateague Island National Seashore, this month’s at ⁣ Image:

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    márc. 9.

    : The mountains of the Fairweather Range make a grand appearance after shedding their cloak of morning clouds. Clear weather has brought temps in the teens alongside beautiful sunlight. Check out the views yourself via one of our webcams:

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    márc. 9.

    Check out this Pine Warbler! Take a moment to listen and you will hear many more birds than you will see in the dense, tall forests! Even if you don’t know the song, you can use the sound to locate the bird and get a view of it.

    NPS Photo, Warren Bielenberg  Alt text: In the middle of the frame, displays the side view of a yellow and grey bird known as the Pine warbler, with a black seed in its’ beak. The Pine warbler is on the ground, standing in some brown grass, with its’ wings folded shut.
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