Days after a social media ban on the National Park Service, one park began tweeting facts about climate change ...

The Twitter feed for Badlands National Park sent out three messages on Tuesday promoting climate science amid a new Trump administration crackdown on agencies communicating on social media. “The ...

The Badlands Inn is located just outside the boundary of Badlands National Park and only a few minute's drive from the p ...

There are only eight developed hiking trails in Badlands National Park but the entire 244,000 acres of the park are open ...

On Tuesday, the keeper of the keys to the official Badlands National Park Twitter account went blissfully rogue and decided to drop some science knowledge on the public. And we're not just talking ...

SAN FRANCISCO — Badlands National Park in South Dakota is known for rugged scenery, fossil beds, bison and for a brief moment at least, a Twitter account that blasted a short stream of tweets ...

But on Tuesday, Badlands National Park in South Dakota — which has extensive fossil beds and 244,000 acres of mixed-grass prairie — began tweeting facts about climate change.

The Twitter account for Badlands National Park posted a stream of climate facts today, seemingly in protest of the Trump administration’s gag order on the Environmental Protection Agency.

The Badlands National Park Twitter handle broke a gag rule to tweet out scientific facts, first signs of resistance ...

The rebellious Badlands National Park Twitter account went rogue in January, fighting the president's climate change denial by sharing environmental facts.

In this age of " alternative facts," a new guardian of truth has emerged: the people behind National Park Service Twitter accounts. The Twitter account for Badlands National Park in South Dakota ...