Protecting Our Parks

Clean Air

Air pollution is among the most serious threats to national parks. Dirty air ruins scenic views, harms wildlife, and affects the health of visitors.

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Pronghorn

Yellowstone’s northern pronghorn herd is the last remaining herd in the world’s first national park and fences are currently impeding their migration routes.

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Gateway

A Blue Ribbon Panel guides Gateway’s transition from an underused natural resource to a shining example of the role our parks can play in today’s world.

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Civil War

This year, we commemorate the 150th anniversary of the U.S. Civil War, which began in 1861 and raged for four years, splitting our young nation in two.

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