Ogden, UTAH — National Parks across Utah are facing a significant staffing crisis, with numerous workers terminated earlier this year just as the busy spring and summer months approach. The layoffs, which have impacted several parks in the state, are raising concerns about the ability of the National Park Service (NPS) to provide adequate services as visitation numbers continue to climb. In February 2025, an estimated 1,000 workers were laid off across the National Park Service, with Utah’s iconic parks taking a substantial hit. Zion National Park saw the termination of around a dozen staff members, while Bryce Canyon, Capitol…