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Loving Our Lands: What Did Summer Do To Our Lands? - UPR Crisis in our national parks: how tourists are loving nature to death. How We're Loving our National Parks to Death | HuffPost Life How We're Loving our National Parks to Death Yellowstone is not the only National Park experiencing overcrowding. Yellowstone and beyond: Are the national parks being loved to death? Also seen on The Huffington Post. By ROBERT CROSS Chicago Tribune. Click each link below to read the show notes for each of our episodes: Season 1: The National Parks. The Senate's National Parks Subcommittee, which Sen. Angus King chairs, addressed the problem of overcrowding in the most popular parks Wednesday morning. Are We Loving Our National Parks to Death? by DAYTON DUNCAN Heading for a national park? It's going to be the 'biggest season in ... "One of the problems we're encountering is a kind of inherent tension of loving places to death," King said. National Park Service Press Release (U.S. National Park Service) - NPS We are loving our national parks to death. The prevailing consensus: Our most precious lands are increasingly vulnerable to environmental, political, and cultural forces that could forever . But with many international destinations still difficult to reach, and some COVID-19 restrictions still in place, senators said they expect swarms of visitors to national parks. "America's national parks face a popularity crisis," writes Michael Childers in MinnPost, and a reservation system—like the one . National parks face overcrowding as COVID-19 pandemic continues In May 2018, a Phoenix man fell to his death when he slipped . America's national parks face existential crisis over race Amenities - 10/10. I am really excited to see some of the "big" ones for the first time, like Rocky Mountain, Yellowstone and Yosemite. Are the super crowded parks worth it? : NationalPark "I do expect there to be a lot of pressure on places like the national parks," King said, noting that parks may have higher . Overcrowding in our parks affects wildlife, damages roadways, and erodes trails. Are We Loving Our National Parks to Death?