Some stories in 2025 managed to break through a blind spot and enter the national conversation on public lands. Well, not all, but it was still a year of consequential changes.

On Dec. 1, an unusual closed-door meeting involving high-ranking public lands officials — but no members of the media or the public — went down in Salt Lake City. Participants included Department of ...

Public campgrounds constantly sell out six months in advance, making it hard to find car camping near Capitol Reef National ...

At least one wolf tromped through watersheds west of the Denver metro in December, a new map released Tuesday by state ...

Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is home to Glass Mountain, a 15-foot mound made of selenite and hidden deep in the desert. Here's how you can visit the formation.

Utah land managers released a new map, outlining nearly 60,000 "high risk" wildland urban interface structures all over the ...

In the 1970s, 80% of Americans took vacations, and most of those were by car. Here are 10 wildly nostalgic U.S. road trips ...

Depression-era park booklets printed by the Department of the Interior via the U.S. Government Printing Office are hugely ...

While some of the wolves are part of Colorado’s four packs establishing territories in Pitkin, Jackson, Routt and Rio Blanco ...

New legislation passed in 2025 mandated the creation of a plan to help Utahns living in high risk areas for wildfires.

On Dec. 11, 2025, Colorado Parks and Wildlife officials captured and returned a wolf into Grand County, Colorado, that had ...

Member of Copper Creek pack was the first released wolf captured in another state and returned under an agreement between Colorado and some states.