The Trump administration's cuts to federal land management agencies have created an uncertain future on Oregon's public lands.

A retired National Park Service ranger said a federal hiring freeze could affect summer visitor services at the Cape Cod ...

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An obscure court decision involving former President Joe Biden’s presidential board appointments was the key to seizing ...

Nine of 11 employees of the U.S. Forest Service Cumberland District are on a type of probationary status and could be laid ...

Some employees in the National Park Service and other federal agencies who manage public lands in the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem may be exempt from the Trump administration’s hiring freeze.

I’m still in shock, and completely devastated. I have dedicated my life to being a public servant, teacher, and advocate for ...

Hunter said the Trump administration’s hiring freeze and buyouts could create serious management issues within the Smokies ...

Career employees told HCN they were unsettled by the termination email sent by HR, which cited ‘performance issues.’ ...

Unless something changes, only six search-and-rescue rangers will care for up to 500 climbers on North America's highest peak this season.

Washington state is home to three national parks that rely on seasonal workers in the summer when there are hundreds of thousands of visitors.