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Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area
Park Newspaper
 
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Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area has published and distributed a park newspaper for several years. The links presented below will allow you to download a PDF version of these papers. While the information specific for an upcoming year may be dated, many of the articles dealing with natural and cultural resources and with recreational opportunities in the park do remain relevent. The park hopes you will find the newspaper enjoyable.

Park Newspaper 2011 [940 KB PDF]

Nearby NPS site: 2011 Obed Wild and Scenic River newspaper.

 

Park Newspaper 2002 [517 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2003 [625 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2004 [533 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2005 [1,600 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2006 [1,600 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2007 [1,950 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2008 [2,099 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2009 [558 kb PDF]

Park Newspaper 2010 [580 kb PDF]

 
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Black bear now live in and around Big South Fork.

Did You Know?
In the mid-1990's black bear were released in Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area to study relocation techniques and to determine whether adequate habitat existed in the area. There are now an estimated 40 - 50 bear living in and around the park.
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Last Updated: September 12, 2011 at 08:03 MST