Protecting our parks from climate change
All units within the National Park System are vulnerable to climate change, putting park visitors and employees, wildlife and nature, irreplaceable landscapes, historical artifacts and sites, and local communities in jeopardy.
Long-term droughts, melting ice caps, raging wildfires, epic floods, and stronger and more frequent storms are already threatening our national parks.
Urge Congress to support a comprehensive climate bill that incentivizes clean energy over fossil fuels and prepares our parks and public lands from rising temperatures and extreme weather.
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Our Parks Need More Funding
Please join park supporters and volunteers today in urging Congress to increase funding for our parks. More needs to be done to ensure our national treasures are protected.
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EPA: clear our parks and communities of air pollution.
Urge EPA to ensure all states are held accountable for reducing air pollution emissions within their boundaries. It is time for strong regional haze plans in every state.
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Pledge to continue to support and protect the Western Arctic caribou, Alaska Native communities and Alaska’s spectacular parklands.
After decades of work, we are standing as united park advocates all over the country. Join us in protecting and preserving the beautiful parks of Alaska.
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