A federal judge halts tree cutting at East Potomac Golf Links in Washington, D.C., and the president announces plans to close and rebuild the course. The Park Service denies Humane Borders' request to maintain water stations at Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument. And the Park Service proposes letting Anaktuvuk Pass residents use off-road vehicles for subsistence in Gates of the Arctic National Park and Preserve. Plus quick updates on a horse living with a Yellowstone bison herd and the reopening of Zion's main highway. And from the ranger's chair: what ANILCA, the 1980 Alaska lands law, says about subsistence access, and how it frames the Gates of the Arctic rule.

The Park Service is taking public comment on the Grand Canyon's North Rim and Bent's Old Fort, the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation has sent its comments on the triumphal arch, and the Chiricahua National Park Act still awaits a signature. Plus closures, Fat Bear Week, and a Ranger's Chair on Section 106.

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A federal judge blocks border wall construction across the Big Bend region, including the national park. Chiricahua National Monument is one signature away from becoming America's 64th national park. And the Interior Department quietly canceled about 130 park partner projects worth nearly $26 million. Plus quick updates on MLB and Grand Teton and the collapse of Hawaiʻi's Hōlei Sea Arch. And from the ranger's chair: what a national park redesignation really changes, and what it doesn't.