What's next for former Forest Service and National Park employees following layoffs?
Tens of thousands of national parks and forest employees were terminated last week. The cuts, part of a larger push to cut federal spending, have left federal employees worried about the future of public lands and employment opportunities.
National park employees have been notified about a possible second round of layoffs; Mojave Desert groups warn of ...
More than 700 National Park Service staff are quitting to take up the Trump administration's offer to resign now but be paid ...
The Trump administration's DOGE program has fired hundreds of park rangers across the United States, and that painful process ...
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A Louisiana landscape of centuries-old sugar cane plantations and enduring Afro-Creole culture along the Mississippi River ...
Roughly 1,000 NPS workers were laid off as part of the Trump Administration's push to trim the federal workforce. Here’s what ...
A former National Park Service Ranger tells WTOP how she thought he job would be spared from the Trump administration’s job ...
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The Trump administration is restoring jobs for dozens of fired National Park Service employees and hiring nearly 3,000 ...
The buyouts and the Feb. 14 firing of probationary employees has cost the National Park Service at least 1,700 permanent ...
In the D.C. region, there are concerns that more cuts could be coming, affecting the experience of millions of tourists who ...
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