All that data helps paint a comprehensive picture of how birds are faring over time, not just in the Great Smoky Mountains but across the continent as well. The overall picture is quite bleak.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranked second overall, but it is the top park in the nation to see amphibians, slugs ...

Visitors to Great Smoky Mountains National Park are advised about their celebrations in the park, and are reminded to “leave no trace.” ...

In Great Smoky Mountains National Park ... also have heat-sensing pits and eat warm-blooded mammals like mice and birds. Their diet includes amphibians like frogs as well as insects and ...

Great Smoky Mountains National Park will host its annual viewing opportunity for synchronous fireflies in June despite some ...

The Great Smoky Mountain National Park (Smokies ... and chipmunks on the trees, and all sorts of birds I can’t identify. If hiking isn’t your thing, or if you just want to enjoy the scenery ...

At the suggestion of a New York publicity firm, the group called itself the Great Smoky Mountain Conservation Association. Soon, the mountains themselves were referred to as the Great Smokies.

The Great Smoky Mountains National Park ranked as No. 2 in the nation for wildlife spotting, according to a recent Kühl analysis. The outdoor apparel company looked at how many mammals ...