Nonetheless, Trump’s order calls for efforts to increase visitor capacity at America’s national parks, invest in ...

The Department of the Interior's efforts to revise unfavorable stories about American history at National Park Service sites ...

As part of FDR’s Works Progress Administration and the Federal Art Project, the National Park Service commissioned a series of posters to encourage tourism to the National Parks. Posters were made for ...

The U.S. Secretary of the Interior announced Wednesday that San Diego’s iconic Chicano Park has earned designation as a National Historic Landmark. The park – located in Barrio Logan, beneath ...

The US Interior Department has reportedly been ordered to cease use of its official Twitter accounts, after the National Park Service shared two tweets implicitly critical of Donald Trump during ...

Between the Library of Congress, National Park Service archives and the Department of Interior Museum, 33 prints are in the public domain. Six are in private collections and one’s whereabouts ...

A report from the US Department of the Interior showed that 21% of employee accounts could be hacked. The report also noted that nearly 500 employees used "Password-1234" to protect their accounts.

Unearthing Originals. Of the 35,000 posters created during the W.P.A., only about 2,000 have been found and cataloged, and just a fraction of those are national park prints.

Yosemite National Park has posted posters warning visitors about the plague, but there have been no recent incidents and the signs are merely cautionary, with the California Department of Public ...

Official Department of Interior Twitter accounts were temporarily deactivated after the National Park Service account was used to retweet negative information about the incoming Trump administration.

The Interior Department staff also ordered a U.S. Park Police helicopter for personal transport and asked political appointees to work as servers for a meal, a report claims ...

The Interior Department Wednesday announced a $254 million grant for local parks, the largest-ever grant from the Land and Water Conservation Fund's Outdoor Recreation Legacy Partnership Program.