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Tribune editorial: Hoeven's bill would protect park horses
A bipartisan bill in the U.S. Senate could provide long-term protection for the wild horses in Theodore Roosevelt National ...
North Dakota lawmakers call for federal protections for horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park
North Dakota lawmakers have approved a resolution urging the federal government to protect the wild horses that roam Theodore ...
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Hoeven sponsors bill to protect horses living in Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Wild horses stand in a group along a hiking trail in Theodore Roosevelt National Park.WASHINGTON, D.C. — Sen. John Hoeven has ...
The Coolest Wildlife Living in Our National Parks
From the adorable but deadly pine marten to the massive sperm whale, get to know some of the amazing animals that call ...
Theodore Roosevelt park to hold 3 events for National Park Week
If you love nature and wildlife, Theodore Roosevelt National Park is hosting three events this month to celebrate National Park Week.
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National Park Week events coming to Theodore Roosevelt National Park
Free admission kicks off a week of family-friendly activities, hikes and volunteer opportunities at the park April 19–27.
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Sen. Hoeven introduces bill to require keeping wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park
The bipartisan bill would provide federal protection for the herd, requiring a minimum population of 150 horses.
Hoeven co-sponsors bill to maintain wild horses at Roosevelt national park
Senators John Hoeven (R-N.D.) and Tim Kaine (D-Va.) today introduced bipartisan legislation to maintain wild horses at Theodore Roosevelt National Park.
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You'll Fall in Love with Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota
Part wildlife sanctuary and part Wild West, Theodore Roosevelt National Park is a vast landscape of hills, prairies, and ...
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This federal rule helped clear air over America’s most beloved parks. Trump’s EPA wants to kill it
During a hike in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in 1995, Don Barger climbed Chilhowee Mountain hoping to gaze across the valley below. All he saw was a wall of gray haze.