Two New Mexico lawmakers are behind a new effort to protect the Gila River. The bill, sponsored by Congressman Gabe Vasquez ...

The Trump administration has let go some 3,400 workers at the U.S. Forest Service, and nearly 1,500 at the National Park Service, including trail repair specialists. The associations said the cuts ...

Several trails and campgrounds in the Angeles National Forest that have been closed since January's firestorm have reopened for visitors, U.S. Forest Service officials announced. At one point ...

The area around Sturtevant Falls has been closed since the Bobcat fire of 2020 but is slated to reopen sometime this summer. (Brian van der Brug/Los Angeles Times) ...

Many popular trails and campgrounds in the Angeles National Forest could remain closed at least through the end of the year, per orders by the Forest Service. (Some closures were lifted Friday for ...

The U.S. Forest Service called the ... The Appalachian Trail and Pacific Crest Trail officially became the country’s first National Scenic Trails under the 1968 National Trails System Act.

The Angeles National Forest is a 700,000-acre forest running through the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area. The forest provides valuable water to Southern California through watershed management.

The much-anticipated forest walkway in Mumbai's Malabar Hill is set to be opened to the public today. The walkway is inspired by Singapore's popular elevated 'nature trails', and will be ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. A Scottish pilgrimage trail "beloved" by devout followers and ramblers alike has been named one of the best in the UK by National Geographic.

The U.S. Department of Transportation claims using resources in Pisgah National Forest will save "hundreds of millions" in the process of rebuilding Interstate 40. U.S. Transportation Secretary ...

This hiking trail is one of the best ways to bask in the beauty of the Quinault Rainforest. Did you know Washington State is home to more than 22 million acres of forested land? No wonder it is ...