Environment

America’s parks get attention

Wednesday, September 02, 2009

Jackson Hole, Wyo.-Ken Burns’ latest PBS series arrives on the tail end of a bounce-back year for the nation’s national parks. Americans and foreign visitors turned out in droves this year, aided in part by several fee-free weekends, and no doubt looking for cheaper vacations during the recession. Then, President Obama visited Yellowstone, solidifying what many already understood and what Burns chose as the title to...
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America’s parks get attention Wednesday, September 02, 2009 Jackson Hole, Wyo.-Ken Burns’ latest PBS series arrives on the tail end of a bounce-back year for the nation’s national...

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