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Exploring Historic Photos of North Cascades National Park
In a virtual field trip, North Cascades Museum Curator, Sam Richert, took us through archived historical photos of North Cascades National Park, specifically the Cascade Pass area, and showcased how we can access these photo collections online - a project made possible by WNPF donors!
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Fee-Free Days: Everything You Need to Know
As a new year approaches, the National Park Service announces their fee-free days for the upcoming year. But what exactly does "fee-free" mean? This blog lists out free national park entrance days and explains how the NPS is celebrating!
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Preserving the Parks in Perpetuity: National Park Endowments
At WNPF, we take immense pride in being the philanthropic heart supporting the state's three national parks. Central to our mission are our national park endowments, funds that are invested for the long run, playing a crucial role in securing the future of these cherished parks. Learn about preserving the parks...
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Olympic National Park Shines as a World Heritage Site
Olympic National Park is the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Washington State. Learn about what that designation means and how one of our state's three national parks got added to the list.
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A Journey of Connection with Nature: BIPOC Camping Trip to Mount Rainier National Park
This past summer, a group of BIPOC youth embarked on an overnight camping adventure at White River Campground in Mount Rainier National Park. In partnership with Rachel Heaton, REI, Patagonia, and WTA, 19 youth gained resources to explore outside and grow in so many ways while being in nature.
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Stunning Sunset Spots in Washington’s National Parks
Sunset in the PNW is an unforgettable experience. But where are the best sunset spots in Washington's national parks? Get our staff's favorite areas and trails to take in the final rays of the day. Some are classics and others are more surprising.
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Washington's National Parks vs. National Forests, Explained
September 28, 2024 is National Public Lands Day! With several government agencies managing recreational lands, it can be confusing, overwhelming, yet exciting to figure out where you want to recreate across Washington. This blog provides a general breakdown of the various lands you might find in our state.
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History, Hikes, and Hydrology: Things You Should See on the North Cascades Highway
On your next road trip into North Cascades National Park Service Complex, you'll want to check out these pit stops in Newhalem and Diablo. If you enjoy history, hiking, or even hydrology, there may be something that piques your interest!
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Trek for the Trails: A Detailed Account of Hiking The Enchanted Valley
The inaugural Trek for the Trails team embarked on a scenic and memorable trip to the Enchanted Valley in Olympic National Parks. Read a detailed account of this new program guided by Wildland Trekking and how it supports trail maintenance in Olympic National Park.
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