Kurt Repanshek is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at National Parks Traveler. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on travel and tourism, climate change, and environmental issues. Kurt's work has been featured in notable publications including Ecotopical, The Salt Lake Tribune, and WyoFile.com.
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Kurt Repanshek's coverage primarily focuses on national parks, travel, conservation, government policy as it relates to these areas. He often reports on government announcements and legal policies affecting national parks. To effectively pitch to Kurt, consider providing insights into ongoing initiatives or proposed legislation related to the national park system or environmental issues.
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By: Kurt Repanshek
A House Republican proposal would allow oil and gas leasing within ten miles of Chaco Culture National Historical Park/NPS file
The partisan divide over natural resource protections took a hard shift to the right with the inauguration of President Trump, who reversed moves the Biden administration took to protect natural resources in Alaska from mining and energy development and hunting bears with baits,
By: Kurt Repanshek
President Trump has ordered that Denali be renamed Mount McKinley/Rebecca Latson file
Jessica Bowron, a National Park Service veteran who has been serving as the agency's comptroller, has been named acting director of the agency.
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By: Kurt Repanshek
More than 1,000 seasonal positions for the National Park Service have been put on hold by the Trump administration, which is notifying those told they had jobs that the offers they received have been withdrawn.
By: Kurt Repanshek
Interior Department staff Monday had no information on when a hiring freeze impacting seasonal and full-time positions at the National Park Service will be lifted.
By: Kurt Repanshek
Funding for Mexican wolf recovery work, and dozens of other Interior Department programs, has been frozen and is under review by the Trump administration/USFWS file
By: Kurt Repanshek
President Trump's move to eliminate civil service protections for a wide number of federal employees was challenged in federal court Tuesday by Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility, which maintained the effort exceeds the president's authority.
By: Kurt Repanshek
Park rangers were discussing the Trump administration's offer to sign up for a deferred resignation, and questioning its validity.
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