The head of the National Park Service is "strongly opposed" to proposed legislation that would open rivers in Yellowstone and Grand Teton national parks to paddlers, saying the bill caters to "the benefit of a very select few." In a Nov. 13 letter to Rep. Bob Bishop (R-Utah), chair of the House Natural Resources Committee, Park Service Director Jonathan B. Jarvis said the bill would hamper his agency's ability to properly manage Yellowstone's rivers and other natural resources. Continue Reading →
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New river plan could mean more paddling in Grand Teton and Yellowstone
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A new Snake River management plan has recreational paddlers hoping that Grand Teton and Yellowstone may loosen river use restrictions. Continue Reading →