Press Kit

Reporter Craig O'Neill poses with former Deputy Superintendent Laura Miller.

National Park Service

This page is dedicated to the news media. Whether you write articles or produce stories for newspapers, magazines, or television, you should find these resources helpful.

Unless clearly indicated, all images are in the public domain (these are not copyrightable), and text has been fact-checked by park staff.

Please feel free to use this information and any photos or video available on this website. We ask that you attribute the source of content or imagery to "National Park Service" or "Buffalo National River."

 

News clip from a river safety story at Buffalo National River.

KATV Channel 7 - Little Rock, AR

Buffalo National River Press Kit

Below you'll find links to useful information and resources in writing about or capturing images of Buffalo National River.

For interview requests or other questions regarding story content or images, please contact the Public Information Officer:

Cassie Branstetter
Branch Chief of Interpretation
[e-mail]
[phone]

 

Press Kit Components

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  In the News

  News Releases

  A park ranger operates a boat during a river rescue.

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  Operating Hours, Directions, Weather

  Basic Information

  Skull Bluff looms over the Buffalo River.

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  History, Science, Research

  In-Depth Background

  A tour group stands at the entrance of the historic Boxley Grist Mill.

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  Photos and Videos

  Web Gallery

  A herd of elk grazes at the base of a vertical stone bluff.

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  Upcoming Programs and Activities

  Calendar of Events

  Park rangers point to unseen objects the distance.

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  Say Ranger...

  Frequently Asked Questions

  A canoeist paddles downriver from Spring Creek Access

 

Special Olympics athletes smile for a group photo with Smokey Bear

T. Fondriest

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