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  Looming federal budget cuts are bad news for Mount Rainier National Park

  Mount Rainier National Park will not open the Ohanapecosh Visitor Center this season if Congress and the Obama administration fail to reach a budget deal by March 1.

• Magistrate says park officials destroyed evidence

  Magistrate says park officials destroyed evidence

  A federal magistrate judge says the National Park Service purposely destroyed evidence in the wrongful death case of a 9-year-old boy who fell to his death from a crumbling retaining wall in a Northern California Park.

• Democrats ask: How can we drill, baby, drill if we let sequester happen?

  Democrats ask: How can we drill, baby, drill if we let sequester happen?

  The upcoming automatic federal budget cuts would mean a big hit to energy development, as well as to America’s national parks, according to the Interior Department, which says oil and gas leasing would be slowed and popular parks would see reduced hours and fewer services.

• Superintendent leaving Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks post

  Superintendent leaving Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks post

  Karen Taylor-Goodrich is leaving Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks to become the new superintendent of a national park in Washington state.

  She has been the superintendent at Sequoia and Kings Canyon for three years, and will transition to her new duties at North Cascades National Park Service Complex in March.

  Taylor-Goodrich has more than 30 years of experience directing a variety of park service programs.

• Judge: Park Service ruined evidence in Calif death

  Judge: Park Service ruined evidence in Calif death

  The National Park Service purposely destroyed evidence in the wrongful death case of a 9-year-old boy who was crushed by a retaining wall in a Northern California park, a federal magistrate judge said.