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T= HE MOST POPULAR NATIONAL PARKS
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
In today’s newsletter, w= e find the most visited (and least visited) nati= onal parks, explore a big problem= with ‘carbon offsets,’ take you inside th= e big business of cricket catching … and tell you how to handle the pesky= creatures in your yard=2E
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Yellowstone may epitomize America’s great outdoors, but it’s= just No=2E 5 on the list of the most visited U=2ES=2E national parks last = year=2E Some of the Top Ten saw record visits because people wanted to get = into nature—as COVID concerns dented U=2ES=2E travel abroad=2E
<= br>Visitors are drawn to the vastness and variety of what novelist Wallace Stegner once called America’s best idea= =2E In all, the National Park Service’s 85 million acres contain mor= e than 18,000 miles of trail and more than 43,000 miles of shoreline, Nat G= eo reports=2E

Some visitors, with limited time or budgets, prefer s= omewhere close to home=2E Indiana Dunes National Park (pictu= red above), ranked No=2E 9, is an easy ride from Chicago=2E

Here are all 10 m= ost popular parks=2E And, for those seeking solitude, here are the 10 least-visited national parks=2E (Below, in its glory, popular Great Smoky Mountains National Park= =2E)
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Where they fly: A slow shutter speed captures = flight patterns of cone-headed bush crickets in Uganda=2E The crickets are = hunted widely and are sold as a delicacy, photographer J= asper Doest shows in this eye-catching Nat Geo report=2E Ov= erharvesting, habitat loss, and changing climate conditions are reducing th= eir numbers, but captive breeding could improve food security, create new s= ources of income for farmers, and protect wild populations=2E
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