I have visited Theodore Roosevelt ... a one-of-a-kind national park. We are asking you to provide safekeeping and protection for the horses who add beauty to the Badlands as iconic keystone ...

fight while confined in a holding pen following a helicopter roundup of the horse herd at Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The park used the roundup to inject many mares with a birth control drug.

The wild horses famous for roaming North Dakota's Theodore Roosevelt National Park should be federally protected, says a resolution passed by the North Dakota Senate on Wednesday. Sponsored by Sen.

Legislators from North Dakota are going to meet and hopefully support two bills for protection of the wild horses in Theodore Roosevelt National Park. The first bill is SCR 4006 (testimony on the ...

The White River National Forest, a sprawling expanse of peaks, valleys, and rivers nestled within the Colorado Rockies, stands as a living testament to the conservation vision of President Theodore ...

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MEDORA, ND (KXNET) — While it might be a frigid day to celebrate Martin Luther King, Jr., the Theodore Roosevelt National Park is offering a special perk for the holiday. If you’re looking for a ...

This story, Teddy Roosevelet’s American Game Trails,” appeared in the January 1991 issue of Outdoor Life. Ask most Americans ...

On October 14, 1912, shortly before the presidential election, Theodore Roosevelt was shot at a campaign rally. The bullet was impeded by a copy of Roosevelt's speech and his glasses case.

Mr. Dalrymple, a retired doctor, is a contributing editor of City Journal and The New English Review. He is the author of False Positive: A Year of Error, Omission, and Political Correctness in ...

In June of 1906, during his second Presidential term, Theodore Roosevelt signed a law granting future U.S. Presidents the power to designate or expand National Monuments on existing federal land.