Three Idaho National Park Service Sites Set for Restoration and Repair Projects

Old places matter: Prepare for major transformation at Minidoka Relocation Center

Multi-million dollar project will restore sites to how they looked when Japanese Americans were incarcerated there.

Three National Parks in South Idaho are Being Enhanced for Future Visitors

The National Parks Service has announced a restoration effort at three national parks in south Idaho.

Three Idaho National Park Service sites set for restoration and repair projects

Originally published Sept. 30 on IdahoCapitalSun.com.

Three Idaho National Park Service Sites set for Restoration and Repair Projects

TWIN FALLS, ID – Three National Park Service sites in Idaho have been selected for new renovation and repair projects paid by federal funds through the Great American Outdoors Act. On Friday, officials conducted groundbreaking ceremonies at Minidoka National Historic Site east of Twin Falls to kick off the restoration and repair projects. Minidoka National Historic Site preserves an American concentration camp where 13,000 Japanese Americans wer…

Idaho National Park sites set for restoration and repair projects

Minidoka National Historic Site, Craters of the Moon and Hagerman Fossil Beds selected for renovations through Great American Outdoors Act. Continue reading…