Video Stories
NPCA & Nature Valley
NPCA & Nature Valley
National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) and Nature Valley, supported by a $200,000 donation, are furthering the permanent protection of places and spaces that honor the people and stories who shaped our public lands. Through a video series we are celebrating and bringing awareness to the historical and cultural heritage of our Hispanic and Latino communities – while generating greater access to nature by preserving public lands and national park sites.
The series features three videos highlighting transformational park experiences by national park advocates in Texas and California. These stories are told through the lens of recreation, accessibility and representation, and family heritage. Each story is further brought to life through a unique piece of artwork reflective of each advocate’s experience and emblematic of the park site special to them.
NPCA will be launching videos over the coming months – continue below to learn more about each video as well as NPCA’s local work supported by Nature Valley’s donation. And be sure to check back for the next video!
Josie Gutierrez shares her connection to San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, demonstrating how park access allows people to connect to nature through recreation, while also providing a space to find peace and relaxation in the outdoors.
Utilizing the UNESCO World Heritage designation at San Antonio Missions National Historical Park to increase protection and preservation of this park that is closely connected to the surrounding community and celebrates the blending and individual histories of Hispanic, Latino, Indigenous and Western cultures.
Continuing to increase the capacity of NPCA’s San Antonio/Austin Young Leaders Council to engage college students and young professionals in local park protection efforts – including immersion trips and service opportunities.
And more! Learn about NPCA’s work in Texas here.
Inspiring people to connect to nature and public lands begins with learning about these special places.
the rich history and stories surrounding parks and public lands in your community
your own park story – explore parks with your friends and family
the importance of protecting these places and stories with others
Be sure to follow along on NPCA’s Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Vimeo and TikTok as new videos are released over the coming months!
Since 2009, NPCA’s partnership with Nature Valley, and the $4 million donated to-date, has helped protect and preserve – as well as raise awareness for ways to enjoy and give back to – our national parks. For more information about Nature Valley, visit www.naturevalley.com.
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