Protect Our National Parks

August 20, 2026  •  Leave a Comment

Protect Our National ParksProtect Our National ParksAn image is worth a thousand words, and these three images probably say more about my feelings than I ever could. They capture my reaction to some of the changes being made to the protections of our National Parks. These lands, wildlife, and habitats are part of our natural heritage—once they’re lost or damaged, we may never get them back. Removing the protections that safeguard them is not the direction we should be taking. We should be protecting these places for future generations, not putting them at greater risk. Protect Our National ParksProtect Our National ParksAn image is worth a thousand words, and these three images probably say more about my feelings than I ever could. They capture my reaction to some of the changes being made to the protections of our National Parks. These lands, wildlife, and habitats are part of our natural heritage—once they’re lost or damaged, we may never get them back. Removing the protections that safeguard them is not the direction we should be taking. We should be protecting these places for future generations, not putting them at greater risk.

 

Protect Our National ParksProtect Our National ParksAn image is worth a thousand words, and these three images probably say more about my feelings than I ever could. They capture my reaction to some of the changes being made to the protections of our National Parks. These lands, wildlife, and habitats are part of our natural heritage—once they’re lost or damaged, we may never get them back. Removing the protections that safeguard them is not the direction we should be taking. We should be protecting these places for future generations, not putting them at greater risk.

 

An image is worth a thousand words, and these three images probably say more about my feelings than I ever could. They capture my reaction to some of the changes being made to the protections of our National Parks. These lands, wildlife, and habitats are part of our natural heritage—once they’re lost or damaged, we may never get them back. Removing the protections that safeguard them is not the direction we should be taking. We should be protecting these places for future generations, not putting them at greater risk.

 


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