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By Cu Fleshman

Several of the nation's most-visited parks have implemented permit systems, which require visitors to make advance reservations to enter.

The home with views from decks on two levels is for sale.

Hundreds of mountain goats were relocated to Washington state's Cascade Mountains. But most died within a few years, due, in part, to the effects of climate change.

Scientists are studying what happens when old-growth trees catch fire — an increasingly common occurrence.

In a state where cougar hunters can't use hounds or bait, hunters must call big cats in thick cover, and rely on their steady nerves and quick reflexes.

NCW — The translocation of 325 mountain goats from Olympic National Park to the North Cascades became a massive, concerted effort of professionals and volunteers.

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About 90% of goats in herds near Darrington, Snohomish County, have vanished. Wildlife officials moved hundreds of goats to the area, from the Olympic Mountains, but only a few are