
Call Congress to Protect Park Funding
Every park matters. Every story counts. And every site deserves protection. Now is the time to urge Congress to take decisive action and safeguard the future of America’s beloved National Park System.
Call NowWe could lose more than 350 national parks unless we come together and put an end to the reckless attacks on park staff, funding, and the parks themselves. President Trump’s extreme proposed budget cut could force literally hundreds of parks to close completely. All while the House of Representatives is pushing to cut millions of dollars and thousands of staff. We can’t let that happen.
Check out some of our advocacy resources below that you can use today and every day to make a difference in protecting America’s national parks!
You can also join an event near you to advocate against the latest threats against national parks. Parks need your help in the fight to preserve our shared history and heritage.
EVENTS
ARIZONA
Where: Flagstaff, AZ local businesses (TBD)
When: August 23
What: A coffee talk in the morning followed by advocacy stations at several local businesses throughout the day
CALIFORNIA
Where: Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook, Culver City, CA
When: August 23
What: Protect Every Park public engagement; NPCA tabling and advocacy station
COLORADO
Where: Grand Junction, CO
When: August 22
What: Protect Every Park public discussion event with NPCA, the Grand Valley Outdoor Rec Coalition (GVORC) and the Center for Western Priorities
FLORIDA
Where: Fort Caroline, Jacksonville FL
When: August 23
What: A community information table to highlight opportunities to get involved and protect national parks
GEORGIA
Where: Atlanta University Center Consortium, Atlanta GA
When: August 23
What: NPCA tabling and public engagement at HBCUs Outside event
Where: Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
When: August 23
What: NPCA station for engaging visitors at Paddle Day
MAINE
Where: Katahdin Woods and Waters National Monument
When: August 16
What: Friends of Katahdin Woods and Waters annual celebration
MASSACHUSETTS
Where: MASS Audubon’s Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary, 127 Combs Road, Easthampton, MA 01027
When: August 23
What: NPCA Protect Every Park booth at Arcadia Folk Festival
MONTANA
Where: Lewis and Clark Caverns State Park
When: August 23
What: NPCA public presentation on Indigenous Presence on the Landscape and Wildlife Connectivity in the Greater Yellowstone
NEW MEXICO
Where: Los Alamos Nature Center, 2600 Canyon Rd, Los Alamos, NM 87544
When: August 23
What: NPCA Protect Every Park tabling at Bear Fest
NEW YORK
Where: Stonewall National Monument, NY
When: August 23
What: NPCA staff at the site to speak with and engage the public in advocacy efforts
Where: Castle Clinton National Monument, NY
When: August 23
What: NPCA staff at the site to speak with and engage the public in advocacy efforts
NORTH CAROLINA
Where: Harvest Records, Asheville NC (415 Haywood Rd Ste B, Asheville, NC 28806)
When: August 23
What: A community information table to highlight opportunities to get involved and protect national parks during the Harvest Records anniversary event
PENNSYLVANIA
Where: Valley Forge National Historical Park
When: August 23
What: Press conference and celebration
TEXAS
Where: REI San Antonio, Texas
When: August 23
What: Public presentation and a community information table to highlight opportunities to get involved and protect national parks
UTAH
Where: Fisher Brewing, Salt Lake City, UT
When: August 21
What: Panel discussion and public event as part of the “Keep Parks Public” roadshow
VIRGINIA
Where: Manassas National Battlefield Park, Brawner Farm - 6501 Pageland Ln, Gainesville, VA 20155
When: August 23
What: Volunteer service and trail day
WASHINGTON STATE
Where: Seattle, WA
When: August 23
What: Protect Every Park Gathering
WEST VIRGINIA
Where: New River Gorge National Park and Preserve
When: August 23
What: Day of Action and Public Engagement
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