Theodore Roosevelt National Park News

WATFORD CITY One of the most beautiful drives in North Dakota just got a little bit better.

THE MEDORA COUNT IS TO TAKE PLACE IN THE PARK'S SOUTH UNIT ON SATURDAY, JAN. 2. THE NORTH UNIT COUNT WILL BE THE NEXT DAY.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park is seeking volunteers to take part in the nationwide Audubon Christmas Bird Count.

Construction started in late June and involved the rebuilding of 5.4 miles of road and a new seal over the remaining 8.5 miles.

Lungwort, which can be found in Acadia National Park, and more garden variety named lichens in Theodore Roosevelt National Park, are among the lichens that can be found throughout the National Park System.

The elk population at Theodore Roosevelt National Park will benefit from funding.

The repair and construction of the scenic drive in the North Unit of Theodore Roosevelt National Park has been completed.

As amazing as they might be, officials at Theodore Roosevelt National Park are taking steps to reduce the population of wild horses at the park.

An out of control horse sent a horse auction in Dickinson into chaos Friday. It happened as 78 wild horses from Theodore Roosevelt National Park were being sold.

The superintendent of Theodore Roosevelt National Park says a three-day roundup of wild horses went "perfectly." Valerie Naylor says about 80 horses are to be sold at auction in Dickinson Friday, to help keep the herd to a manageable level.

Work being done with wild horses mustered from North Dakota may lead to an easier way of determining pregnancy.

Wild horses are being rounded up this week at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota.

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Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press BISMARCK, N.D. Volunteers will be allowed to kill and keep some of the meat from an overpopulated elk herd at North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park.

SEN. BYRON DORGAN AND GOV. JOHN HOEVEN ANNOUNCED THE AGREEMENT ON WEDNESDAY. IT WOULD END A LENGTHY DISPUTE OVER HOW TO DEAL WITH THE BLOATED ELK HERD.

Theodore Roosevelt National Park officials plan to use birth control in wild horses for the first time.

Federal and state officials are at odds over listing about 12,000 acres of scenic North Dakota Badlands on the National Register of Historic Places to recognize an area that inspired Theodore Roosevelt .

The superintendent of Theodore Roosevelt National Park says park officials have received more than 11,000 comments on a proposal to thin the park's elk herd by using teams of shooters, including volunteers under park supervision.

Here is the latest North Dakota news from The Associated Press CASSELTON, N.D. A spokesman for BNSF Railway says traffic is back to normal after crews worked through the night to clean up the site of a 19-car derailment in eastern North Dakota.