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The Shoshone National Forest is soliciting proposals from entities interested in providing new recreational opportunities on the forest. Activities include, but are not limited to,
A lawsuit was recently filed challenging the decision by the Tahoe National Forest to allow e-bikes on non-motorized trails in the forest. The plaintiffs’ argue that
A federal court recently upheld a lower court decision finding that a US Forest Service ski area’s release of liability even for its own negligence
A court recently rejected the government’s request to throw out a lawsuit brought by a company which held the rights to below-ground oil and gas
A court recently rejected a claim by the Grand Canyon Trust and Utah Native Plant Society that Utah was required to obtain a special use
John Sturgeon knew the National Park Service’ (NPS) view of the law was wrong and was impeding his rights. But unlike most, he was determined
The Forest Service has been steadily issuing notices of fee increases at campgrounds operated by the agency based on analyses of fees at comparable nearby
A federal court recently allowed a mountain bike group to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging a Forest Service logging project so that the group
In addition to regulations implemented by the Department of Labor, the National Park Service has its own but often overlooked set of regulations regarding NPS
While not generally known within the agency, the National Park Service (NPS) has in place an agreement that provides for streamlined review of certain limited