Kurt Repanshek is the Founder and Editor-in-Chief at National Parks Traveler. He focuses on themes including law and legal affairs, litigation, architecture and planning, as well as animal care and regional interest, particularly in North America. Kurt's work has been featured in notable publications such as Inside Climate News, Ecotopical, The Salt Lake Tribune, WyoFile.com, and The Daily Yonder.
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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.
Given his interest in culture & society and travel & tourism topics, he may also be interested in stories that explore the intersection between these themes and how they impact national parks and conservation efforts.
As Kurt doesn’t have a specific geographic focus mentioned but writes about US National Parks extensively; therefore, any pitches should center around activities within US National Parks unless there’s significant international relevance.
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By: Kurt Repanshek
Another reorganization could be about to impact the National Park Service.
National park advocacy groups have expressed concerns over the shifting time periods for public comment on management issues, saying that in the past the public had more time to comment on planning documents.
By: Kurt Repanshek
This map, which appeared on the Customs and Border Protection website Tuesday, indicates four sections of border wall are "planned" to be built in Big Bend National Park/CBP.
By: Kurt Repanshek
President Trump withdrew his nomination of Scott Socha to be Park Service director. Scott Socha, a long-time officer for national park concessionaire Delaware North, had his nomination for director of the National Park Service withdrawn by the White House on Monday.
By: Kurt Repanshek
President Trump withdrew his nomination of Scott Socha to be Park Service director. Editor's Note: This updates with additional reactions.
By: Kurt Repanshek
National park superintendents are easing back on hunting and trapping regulations/NPS file.
The U.S. Senate has confirmed Steve Pearce to head the Bureau of Land Management/BLM file.
We're not two years into Donald Trump's second term as president, and there already are more things to worry about concerning national parks and protected areas than one might expect from a four-year term.
By: Kurt Repanshek
Senate confirmation Monday of Stevan Pearce to head the BLM has conservationists concerned for the future of public lands/BLM.
By: Kurt Repanshek
Homeland Security Secretary Mullin has been urged not to waive environmental regulations for a border wall to be built in Big Bend National Park/Rebecca Latson file.
