In Park

From Hawaii to North Carolina, here are some of the best places to see wild horses in the United States.

Parks Project is dedicated to protecting our parklands, and we find inspiration in the incredible people and places that we have the privilege to support.  One of those unique and truly special places is Yellowstone National Park. 

Introducing Zac Cowell, the Parks Project vintage curator based out of Pennsylvania. With a passion for conservation and resource management, Zac's love for vintage stems from the way it allows him to contribute to decreasing the fast fashion cycle and reducing his environmental impact.

Traveling to Zion National Park soon? Here are some tips and tricks to get the most out of your trip!

We want to inspire you to take action to protect the earth that we all share! In the spirit of earth month, we created a list of eco-friendly actions that can easily be incorporated into your daily routine; we challenge you to do one new green action each day to create a more sustainable lifestyle. Although these actions may seem small, they can turn into meaningful change if everyone takes part, so inspire your family and friends to join in!

Zion National Park is piloting a permit program to hike Angels Landing. In response to the damage done by overcrowding on the trail, the open lottery for permits limits the number of hikers on this popular destination route. 

Our National Parks are home to endless opportunities for anyone, whether you are an experienced adventurer or casual sightseer. Here are some points to keep in mind while you are enjoying the outdoors.

A few weeks ago, our CEO and founder Keith Eshelman volunteered in Coldwater Canyon with TreePeople, a Southern California based environmental advocacy organization. This 45-acre park nestled in the Santa Monica Mountains receives over 200,000 visitors a year but does not receive any funding, so the work of volunteer.

Planning a last-minute overnight adventure? Here's a shortlist of where we camp and how without a reservation.

Oregon is one of the best states to road trip in. From epic coastlines to roading waterfalls to magical forests, the state truly has a little bit of everything. We’ve highlighted our favorite stops in Oregon that are a must do when planning a road trip throughout the state. Let’s get exploring!

Looking to chase waterfalls? Oregon is home to at least 238 known waterfalls, and we’ve rounded up ten of our favorites to get you started. Remember to watch your footing and practice Leave No Trace principles. Now get out there! 

It’s no secret that Oregon is filled with stunning state parks, with the state serving as a major hiking mekka for nature lovers and adventure seekers. While there are many well-known parks featuring iconic views of Oregon, the state also has countless hidden gems within lesser-known parks that are often overlooked.

We are inspired by the outfits that you’ve shared on social recently. Here are some of our favorites!

To celebrate Women’s History Month, we wanted to commemorate the women who have made pivotal contributions to our national parks. From Joshua Tree to Everglades, many of our national parks would not be here today if it wasn't for women who used their voices to protect our American landmarks.

Not looking to camp during your visit to Yellowstone National Park? We’ve got you covered. We’ve outlined our favorite cabins, a-frames, and glamping experiences surrounding the park to serve as the perfect home base after a long day of exploring! 

Learn about one of Yellowstone National Park's most iconic animals: Grizzly Bears!

Have you been to a National Park and found garbage where it shouldn't be?  Ambika Rajyagor and her friends escaped the heat to the Eastern Sierras in Southern California to help clean up the waterways following the leave no trace principles. 

For a venture into Yellowstone Country, we turned to our friends at Wildsam. They gave us 3 key pieces of intel plus their favorite book recommendations to create a well-rounded journey into the place once known as “Wonderland.”

Have you ever wondered about the archaeological origins of the Channel Islands? This historical shoreline is home to some of the oldest human remains found between North and South America known as the Chumash. 

Meet Arizona Conservation Corps Crew #139 and learn about their love for public lands and what they do to make sure they're conserved for future generations.

What is the Civilian Conservation Corps and the legacy of conservation in the US?

After years of conservation groups pushing for funding for deferred maintenance in national parks and the funding of the Land and Water Conservation Fund, the Great American Outdoors Act passage promises billions of dollars in support.

How does Joshua Tree National Park track the growth of its namesake trees? We took a trip to find out.

Last spring, our crew headed out to the Ballona Wetlands Ecological Reserve for a morning of habitat restoration. 

In September 2019, we headed to Yosemite Facelift to give the park some TLC and enjoy all it has to offer.

Back in 2019, we took a trip to Olympic National Park to clean up some trash, learn about the park, and share in some good times with friends.