Yellowstone milestone and growth of national parks
The article traces Yellowstone's 1872 founding by President Grant as the first national park and maps the expansion to 334 parks covering 81.5 million acres across 49 states and territories. It highlights key milestones including the Antiquities Act, Roosevelt's monuments, the Park Service creation, and major funding efforts through 1965.
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Martin Crutsinger
Associated Press
Ulysses S. Grant
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
United States
States
District of Columbia
Guam
Puerto Rico
Saipan
Virgin Islands
Delaware
Yellowstone
Congress
Southwest
Theodore Roosevelt
Grand Canyon
National Park Service
Interior Department
Stephen Mather
Chicago
Franklin Roosevelt
Park Service
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Denali Park Balances Solitude With Visitor Crowds
AP chronicles Denali National Park in Alaska as a vast, road-limited refuge where wildlife thrives with minimal human impact. The 5.7 million acre preserve favors ecology over infrastructure, using shuttle buses and prohibiting private traffic to protect bears caribou moose and bird species while confronting crowding and funding needs.
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Denali National Park
Alaska
Mount McKinley
America
National Park Service
Denali
Yellowstone
Bill Truesdell
Bob Cunningham
Truesdell
Japan
Antarctica
Park Service
McKinley National Park
U.S. Board On Geographic Names
Ohio
William McKinley
Old Park
New”’ Park
Cunningham
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