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The National Park Service is seeking input on plans to bring more internet and cell phone service into Yellowstone National Park.

Tours have resumed at Wind Cave National Park.

The east entrance of Glacier has reopened after being closed for many, many months and more.

It's time for the latest in National Park News.

I'm Jason Epperson.

This is the America's National Parks Podcast, and once a month on the show, we take the time out to share the news from the National Parks.

For the first time in 100 years, the endangered California Condor will return to the Pacific Northwest.

Once on the brink of extinction,

this iconic species has made significant steps towards recovery.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, National Park Service,

and the Urock Tribe announced a final rule that will help facilitate

the creation of a new California Condor release facility for the reintroduction of Condors

to Euryc ancestral Territory and Redwood National Park, which is in the northern portion of the species historic range.

With a wingspan of almost 10 feet, the California Condor is the largest soaring land bird in North America.

These massive vultures are essential members of their ecosystems

and play a significant role in the spiritual and cultural beliefs of the Europe tribek tribe, as well as many other tribes throughout

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