National Park Service to hire seasonal employees right

Former National Park Service leaders warn of extended impacts from DOGE cuts
Retirees warn that staff reductions and seasonal hiring chaos could affect visitors and imperil natural resources
'Today, we celebrate': Judge says National Park Service must reinstate all fired employees
Judge orders the National Park Service to reinstate fired workers, but protests grow as looming layoffs threaten park services.
Judge Orders That Wrongly Terminated National Park Service Employees Be Rehired
A federal judge's ruling Thursday that the National Park Service must rehire any employees who were wrongfully fired on Valentine's Day was praised by park advocates.
How budget cuts will impact national park visitors
As summer approaches, visitors should adjust their expectations while recognizing that America’s national parks remain extraordinary destinations worth exploring with proper preparation and a flexible mindset.
National Park Service to hire seasonal employees right after laying off thousands
The National Park Service has just announced its intention to hire thousands of seasonal employees only weeks after massive layoffs under DOGE.
Here’s how National Park Service cuts are affecting sites in Mass.
Uncertainty, mixed messaging, and talk of further cuts are causing concern about what will happen to the 16 National Park sites in Mass.
UPDATE | National Park Service Has Leadership Vacuum
Roughly a third of the National Park Service's senior leadership positions are vacant, and the Interior Department reportedly has told the agency it will not be able to fill them.
National Park Service faces 30% payroll reduction
The reduction would not necessarily lead to a 30% cut in staffing, since some employees make more than others.
The National Park Service is facing federal cuts. Here’s the likely impact for CT parks and trails.
Potential funding cuts could have an impact on delaying critical repairs and infrastructure projects at state parks across Connecticut.
Gallego Backs Bills to Restore National Park and Forest Service Staffing
Senator Ruben Gallego (D-AZ) has co-sponsored two bills aimed at reversing recent staffing cuts at the National Park Service (NPS) and the U.S. Forest Service (USFS).
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ProPublica: Curious How President Trump’s/Elon Musk DOGE Cost Cutting Could Affect Your National Park Visit? You Might Not Get a Straight Answer
ProPublica: Curious How President Trump’s/Elon Musk DOGE Cost Cutting Could Affect Your National Park Visit? You Might Not ...
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Gettysburg 100 Nights of Taps event relocated due to loss of park service sponsorship
Due to "unforeseen circumstances," the Gettysburg National Park Service is unable to sponsor an event honoring fallen ...
This Texas national park is one of the least visited in the US
Fears of long lines and less safe conditions for park-goers might be a problem for Big Bend National Park in Texas soon, but a less popular national park in the state may fare better amid ongoing ...
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Hundreds of National Park workers could win back their jobs after judges rule mass firings unlawful
About a thousand sacked National Park Service workers could soon return to work after high-ranking judges ordered the Trump ...
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Record visitation set in 2024 at New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
A record 1.8 million people visited New River Gorge National Park and Preserve during 2024, topping by 6.3% the previous ...
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Traveler's View: How Many Park Visitors Will Notice?
With the National Park Service ranks withered by terminations, seasonal hiring hiccups, resignations, and retirements, will ...
Prime national park attraction to reopen thanks to unclaimed lottery money
In December, the one road leading to Olympic National Park’s Hoh Rain Forest, the quietest place in the country, closed indefinitely due to washout damage. Local agencies were having trouble securing ...