Support strong leadership for the National Park Service
After more than four years, the National Park Service finally has a Senate-confirmed director. Now the hard work begins. Director Chuck Sams is taking responsibility for the wellbeing of America’s 423 national park sites as well as tens of thousands of Park Service staff.
The truth is that parks and park staff face challenges unlike any before: a changing climate, ongoing global pandemic, plus years of underfunding and repair backlogs.
America’s national parks have stood the test of time. And the people of the National Park Service are passionate, devoted and dedicated. We know that these ideals and these people can tackle these challenges.
Send a message now to welcome Chuck Sams to his new role as National Park Service Director! Remind him that Americans stand in support of his work to lead a Park Service that rises to the challenges of the 21st century.
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BLM: We need a health standard for the public lands.
What happens outside a park’s borders can dramatically impact the air, water and wildlife inside the park itself. Some of public lands surrounding our parks have been used for drilling,…
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Protect Chaco Culture from oil and gas drilling!
Chaco Culture National Historical Park preserves five Chacoan "great houses" where people from various clans congregated to trade goods, share ideas and celebrate events a thousand years ago. This area…
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Protect the solemn solitude of Minidoka and Craters of the Moon
Send a message now and tell the Bureau of Land Management to keep Minidoka and Craters of the Moon protected from development.
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