Helmet cam shows Washington Monument repair work
The National Park Service is sharing video from a worker’s helmet cam as work continues on the National Monument.
The National Park Service is sharing video from a worker’s helmet cam as work continues on the National Monument.
This will be the latest Peak Bloom since 2005.
“We’ve had times where people dressed in camouflage have come and sneaked onto the park,” said a U.S. park ranger.
A contractor for the National Park Service turned a 140-year-old healthy Ginko tree into a stump.
The National Park Service says the damage is the worst any of its facilities have ever suffered as a result of a natural disaster.
The National Mall will be transformed from a swath of trampled grass to a grand urban park with spectacular gardens.
On the Centennial Celebration of the National Cherry Blossom Festival in Washington, D.C., blooms will likely peak earlier than normal, beginning as early as March 18.