#FindYourPark from home with our new Pic Your Park tool! Take a selfie, choose from a series of national park backgrounds, and add some fun stickers, all in celebration of the National Park Service’s 100th birthday this week!
#FindYourPark from home with our new Pic Your Park tool! Take a selfie, choose from a series of national park backgrounds, and add some fun stickers, all in celebration of the National Park Service’s 100th birthday this week!
Our presidents have played a 🔑role in the National Park Service over the years! These are just a few who helped pave the way for our beloved parks.
It’s World Ranger Day! Give a shout out to our National Park Service rangers and check out the #RangersPointingAtThings hashtag to celebrate!
The parks are you, too. #FindYourPark
Earth Day takes place on April 22, and it’s hard to imagine a better time to appreciate the natural beauty and crucial environmental importance of our national parks. Mark your calendars, and check out some of these cool Earth Day events at a park near you!
Claire Marie Hodges was the first fully commissioned female park ranger and spent 30 years at Yosemite National Park. Read More
Their accomplishments included, but by no means were limited to, the completion of the first usable road into Giant Forest and the first trail to the top of Mt. Whitney (the tallest peak in the contiguous United States) in Sequoia National Park in 1903; and the building of an arboretum in Yosemite National Park near the south fork of the Merced River in 1904.
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“In every walk with nature one receives far more than he seeks.” – John Muir
