Alongside nearly 1.9 million members and supporters, NPCA has been fighting to protect America's national parks for over a century.
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National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
COMING UP FROM CAPITOL HILL at 11 AM ET:
@RepStenyHoyer on his final months in Congress and what he still wants to get done.
Plus, the fight over America’s parks with @NPCA's @T_Sittenfeld and the authors of Draw the Line in Ohio on who really gets to draw the political maps.
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National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
The Trump-Vance administration is threatened by truth at national parks. That’s exactly why we’re suing to protect it. youtu.be/-ofXsyaPkg4?si=L3UZ…
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WIN: A court ordered the Trump-Vance admin to stop censoring science and history at national parks – and within three weeks restore any materials it altered or removed.
This ruling ensures that America's largest classroom will continue to tell our country's vital stories. #OurParksOurHistory
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
Congratulations to my dear friend Tiernan Sittenfeld on being named the next CEO of the National Parks Conservation Association!
Tiernan brought exceptional leadership to the League of Conservation Voters and has long been a powerful advocate for protecting our public lands. As our national parks face staffing shortages, political interference, and growing threats to science and conservation, her leadership could not come at a more critical moment. I look forward to continuing our work together to protect our parks for future generations.
Parks face more challenges than ever before, and Tiernan Sittenfeld is ready to meet them as NPCA's next CEO. Sittenfeld has spent more than two decades fighting for public lands, bold action on climate change, and clean air and water. Learn more: bit.ly/49Uw8Oy
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Protecting America’s national parks has never been a passive job — and for more than a century, citizens themselves have stepped up to defend the waters, wildlife, and landscapes that define these iconic places.
The National Parks Conservation Association was created in 1919 to be that independent voice, and today nearly 2 million members continue the work of advocating for the 433 national park sites across the country.
Edward Stierli of the @NPCA explains how public engagement and policy advocacy remain essential tools for protecting the parks we all depend on.
Episode at lnkd.in/eZ9bdJiZ
This episode is from a conversation at the Reservoir Center for Water Solutions in Washington, D.C.
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
Frances Perkins was a trailblazer who championed workers' rights as the first female cabinet member. It was an honor to celebrate with the President the designation of her homestead in Newcastle as a National Monument — ensuring her legacy can continue to inspire.
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
The Bears Ears Commission has been working with the Bureau of Land Management, the U.S. Forest Service to create a draft Resource Management Plan (RMP) for the Bears Ears National Monument.
📸: Tim Peterson & EcoFlight
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
WED| Kristen Brengel of the National Parks Conservation Association (@NPCA) discusses access to and the state of U.S. national parks.
Watch live at 9:15am ET!
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So powerful to join @NPCA's Alan Spears, @BennieGThompson, @NatlParkService Director Chuck Sams and so many community leaders today at the White House as @POTUS designated a new national monument in honor of Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley. #ParkForTill
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On what would have been his 82nd birthday, the White House honors Emmett Till and his mother with a national monument.
"We can't forget," said Alan Spears of @NPCA who worked on the designation. Here's how the three sites tell his story and role in the civil rights movement.
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
I'm honored to stand with community and Civil Rights leaders alongside @POTUS at the White House today as we mark the designation of Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument. #ParkForTill
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The pain and sorrow that so much of our nation felt after the brutal murder of Emmett Till helped catapult the Civil Rights Movement. Today, on what would have been his 82nd birthday, @POTUS ensures that we remember this story and continue to strive for justice.
Happening Now: President Biden, joined by the Vice President, signs a proclamation to establish the Emmett Till and Mamie Till-Mobley National Monument in Illinois and Mississippi. xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1rmxPkMdV…
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
This is such an important step. We strongly support and encourage continued actions by this administration, which also restored protections for Bears Ears and recently established Avi Kwa Ame National Monument. npca.org/articles/3530-victo…
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
New Op-Ed from former BLM Director Jim Baca calls on @BLMNational & @SecDebHaaland to strengthen its proposed methane waste rule. When we #CutMethane, we save taxpayer dollars, cut emissions, and improve public health.
Via @thenewmexican: santafenewmexican.com/opinio…
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
if you’re going to @sejorg conference and don’t have Friday evening plans, consider snagging a spot to this beat dinner hosted by @NPCA
@ToadallyPriya, @Sammy_Roth and I will be talking national parks and public lands
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
Thank you to all who have supported Castner Range the last 52 years! @POTUS has finally protected this West Texas beauty.
#Castner4Ever #MonumentsForAll
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To restore the ecosystem, experts agree we need to send more water stored in Lake Okeechobee south, toward Everglades National Park and Florida Bay.
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
Latino voters showed an increase in concern over issues like access to nature, clean water, methane regulation, monument designation to protect historic sites, and more in the 13th annual Conservation in the West Poll. Read the full run-down here: buff.ly/33GCeE3
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Born into slavery in Maryland in 1818, #FrederickDouglass never knew his birthday. Remembering his mother once called him "Little Valentine," he chose to celebrate his birth on #ValentinesDay. In 1838, Douglas escaped slavery by boarding a northbound train disguised as a sailor.
ALT Portrait of young Frederick Douglas
ALT Portrait of older Frederick Douglas with a bow tie.
National Parks Conservation Association retweeted
Excited to have joined @SecDebHaaland and @AsstSecEstenoz at the annual Everglades Conference. So inspiring to reflect on the many ways park lovers have helped make Everglades restoration a reality & look ahead at the future we all want for our parks!
