Hoodoos are unique rock formations found in US, notably in Bryce Canyon and Goblin Valley State Park. Chiricahua National Monument in Arizona and Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota ...

In fact, roughly 600,000 people visit the park each year. The only national park in the US named after a person, Theodore Roosevelt not only preserves and protects vast areas of grasslands ...

John Haynes, public information officer for the Lake Mead National ... rock formations are not unprecedented. In Utah, two Boy Scout leaders caught toppling boulders in Goblin Valley State Park ...

The National Park Service said Saturday that park rangers are looking for the vandals who appeared in a viral video on April 7 disturbing the incredible rock formations in a part of Lake Mead ...

The pair, Wyatt Clifford Fain and Payden David Guy Cosper, were captured on camera last April shoving the iconic red rock sandstone formations at Nevada’s Lake Mead National Park, home to 140 ...

The National Park Service warns plainly against ... When I interviewed Brian Joyner, the superintendent of Rock Creek Park, for a piece earlier this year, he mentioned that Teddy Roosevelt used to ...

Two men charged with destroying a rock formation ... whom National Park Service spokesperson John Haynes called “idiots” for destroying the ancient formations. The two men were later ...

The damage done at the National Park Service site cannot be fixed. Lake Mead National Recreation Area officials are now seeking information on the two men who were seen damaging the protected rock ...