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Grand Canyon tour company fights Trump admin’s international tourist surcharge (opens the original)
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A tour company in the Grand Canyon is fighting higher entrance fees for international visitors. Across Arizona Tours, a Phoenix-based van company, is bringing forward the case. The company is being represented free of charge by the libertarian public interest law firm, Pacific Legal Foundation. Carole Stapleton, the owner, said she's lost business because of the $100-per-person surcharge that international visitors face at the park entrance. "We are already hearing from travelers who are reconsi
Trump administration blocks dozens of third-party agreements in national parks (opens the original)
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The Trump administration has held up millions of dollars in funding for outside partner groups to do stewardship projects in national parks. The blocked agreements would have paid organizations leading environmental and cultural resource work in parks. The Washington Post reported there were more than 130 projects affected, according to internal National Park Service data. An agency spokesperson told the paper that the organizations were working against administration priorities. Peter Woodruff,
Grand Canyon tour company fights Trump administration's surcharge for international tourists (opens the original)
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A tour company in the Grand Canyon is fighting higher entrance fees for international visitors. Across Arizona Tours, a Phoenix-based van company, is bringing forward the case. The company is being represented free-of-charge by the libertarian public interest law firm, Pacific Legal Foundation. Carole Stapleton, the owner, said she’s lost business because of the $100-per-person surcharge that international visitors face at the park entrance. “We are already hearing from travelers who are reconsi
BLM announces major investment in fertility control for wild horses (opens the original)
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The Bureau of Land Management announced $30 million would go toward fertility control efforts to manage wild horses this week, marking a rare moment of agreement in a decades-old, heated debate. “The American people have asked for more fertility control in wild horse and burro management, and the Department of the Interior is prepared to deliver,” BLM's Monday press release stated. “The passion shown by the American people for safeguarding the Spirit of the West continues to guide and energize t
This Colorado town added a shuttle to welcome fall leaf tourists while easing traffic (opens the original)
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On a warm sunny day in Breckenridge, Colorado, a trail close to town, aptly called "Aspen Alley," is bustling. Gaggles of chatty hikers climb the dirt switchbacks that pave through stands of yellowing, flittering leaves. This is one of the most popular leaf-peeping destinations in the region. The high-elevation mountains mean the aspen leaves turn vibrant shades, among the earliest in the country. "There's nothing quite like a turning aspen," said Jessica Moen from Parker, Colorado, who was walk
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