US National Parks Reserves and Monuments

that it hase millions of people come and check out the wild life there and all of the amaizing historical sites

Haleakala is home to the Nene Goose and the silversword plant--things that cannot be seen anywhere else in the world.

The 172, 173 or 175 as some people claim it to be can be found on the bottom left. At the bottom it say FIVE DOLLARS, look just above the F. the 2 in 172 is just above the green triangle in the F that separates the two horizontal lines in an F. The 7 is just left of that and in my opinion is the easiest to see. It is a mere optical illusion where your mind is associating the shape of the leaves with familiar shapes. The 172 does not mean anything, It is not a conspiracy, and in fact it does not exist, except in your mind trying to find order in chaos.

It shouldnt be on a boundary. It is well inside the the North American plate to be on a boundary. Its a canyon not a mountain range.

Marian Anderson

The Dry Tortugas National Park is located 68 miles west of the Key West Islands in the Gulf of Mexico. This also includes the Archipelago Coral Reefs which are the most disturbed in the Florida Keys.

Yellowstone National Park, Grand Teton National Park, Fossil Butte National Monument, Devil's Tower National Monument, and Fort Laramie National Monument are all located in the US state of Wyoming.

The National Parks Service is an agency of the U.S. national government, operaring under the Interior Department. The owners, however you define them, are the same as the owners of the State Department.

Ten monuments in India are-

1. Taj mahal

2. Hawa mahal

3. Red fort

4.Gwallior fort

5. Sanchi stupa

6. Bhimbetkad

7. Shivneri fort

8.Shalimar bagh

9. Khajuraho

10. Gate way of India

The Yosemite National Park collectors quarter from 2010 is probably worth at most around a dollar. On ebay, I've seen some sold at around one dollar and twenty five cents with shipping being free. So that equates to about a quarter worth thirty cents.

The cost of swimming at Lake Nockamixon per day is $3.00 to $15.00 for residents and $3.00 to $20.00 for non-residents. Children under 42" get in free and both the swimming area and the slide.

There are just under 300 miles between the eastern boundary of Badlands National Park and the northwest corner of Iowa.

a grand canyon is nothing but a big erosion.........

I presume you are asking about the Southeastern United States.

Biscayne, Congaree, Dry Tortuga, Everglades, Great Smoky Mountains, Hot Springs, Shenandoah.

If you include Texas in the "Southern United States," add Big Bend and Guadalupe Mountains.

If you include Kentucky, add Mammoth Cave.

The original detractors of the Mount Rushmore project might have a different view of it today due to its modern significance to the country. Mount Rushmore has become a landmark and is one of the most famous sites in the country.

no awnser allowed to this one :D stop copying your HW from internet

There's water by the river at the bottom of the canyon, so they live close to the water!

National Park Rangers historically fulfilled all park functions - everything from building and maintaining structures to law enforcement. The congressional mandate states that the National Park Service is to protect natural, cultural, and historic resources while providing for visitor enjoyment, and that is what rangers try to do. Today, the ranger's job is split into several divisions of park rangers, each focused on a particular aspect of managing the park to protect while providing for visitor enjoyment.

Law Enforcement: Law enforcement rangers are the same as police, just with a different set of laws they work with. They make traffic stops, respond to emergencies, and enforce resource protection laws, for example. They protect the resources (through enforcing the laws) while providing for the enjoyment (by making sure people follow the rules so that everyone can enjoy the park). Law enforcement rangers must have graduated from an approved law enforcement academy prior to doing their job.

Interpretation & Education: Interpretation rangers are the ones that provide visitor assistance in the visitor centers and guided activities and programs throughout the park. They protect resources by fostering understanding and stewardship of the park resources and provide for enjoyment by creating a higher level of meaning and relevance of park resources for visitors.

Backcountry: Backcountry rangers patrol trails and other areas away from roadways; this may be a law enforcement task or not. Backcountry rangers ensure that backcountry camping facilities are being used properly, that trails are properly maintained, and other related duties. Fee Collection: While fee collectors are not technically "rangers" in their job title, they wear the same uniform and for all intents and purposes are "rangers" to the public; their actual job title is "Visitor Use Assistant." These folks are the ones you see first in the entrance booth or campgrounds collecting entrance and camping fees.

Yes. Grandcanyon.com has a list of available helicopter tours on their website, linked below.

Approximately 8 million people visit each year

Jim Corbett National Park is the oldest national park in India and was established in 1936 as Hailey National Park to protect the endangered Bengal tiger. It is located in Nainital district of Uttarakhand and was named after Jim Corbett who played a key role in its establishment.

Yellowstone National park is mostly in Wyoming

a cave is like an arch formed by the erosion of the sea.

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It may be, but a cave properly is any natural, subterranean cavity of humanly-enterable size, and in scale anything from a small sea-cave (as above) to vast systems of passages and chambers like Mammoth Caves.

The Grand Canyon is Physical Geography because it wasn't made by man, it was formed by the Colorado River

Teddy Roosevelt