Established in 1978 [] and covering 244,000 acres of South Dakota, Badlands National Park is home to one of the most distinct landscapes in the country.Close to 1 million people visit the site ...

Badlands National Park is located in southwestern South Dakota, east of the Black Hills. It's about 75 miles away from the state's second-most populous city, Rapid City. The nearest major airport ...

Days after a social media ban on the National Park Service, one park began tweeting facts about climate change Latest U.S.

The account was tweeting climate facts following a gag order on National Park Service Twitter accounts by the Trump administration.

The rogue tweeting started at the Badlands National Park in South Dakota, as the park's verified Twitter account tweeted in defiance with facts about climate change, such as: "Today, the amount of ...

On Tuesday, the keeper of the keys to the official Badlands National Park Twitter account went blissfully rogue and decided to drop some science knowledge on the public. And we're not just talking ...

Finally, in 1978, President Jimmy Carter signed a law that changed the memorial park to the Theodore Roosevelt National Park. In 2018, it received nearly 750,000 visitors . 2.

By Tuesday afternoon, Badlands National Park had been dubbed “the ultimate climate rebel,” its tweets shared tens of thousands of times. But at around 5:30 pm EST, ...

Whoever runs the Badlands National Park Twitter account seems to be staging a protest against the Trump administration. At least that’s how Tuesday’s tweets about climate facts are being taken ...

Petrified Forest National Park has a fascinating story to tell. Learn about its unexpected rock formations, multi-colored fossils, and myriad archaeological treasures with these 12 facts.

The Twitter feed for Badlands National Park sent out three messages on Tuesday promoting climate science amid a new Trump administration crackdown on agencies communicating on social media.

One of the most interesting facts about Yellowstone National Park is that most of the park is in Wyoming (about 96%), while 3% sits within Montana and the remaining 1% in Idaho. 5.