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National parks are a wonderful part of our county. Not only do the protect the natural environment, but they also they generate jobs and stimulate economies in nearby communities, support education, and provide family-friendly vacation options. We worked with the National Parks Conservation Association to illustrate why Congress needs to put an end to continuous yearly cuts […]

NPTC Newsletter Design

I’ve recently designed the newsletter for the National Parks Travelers Club. It can be found here. the_stamp_pad-summer10-lores

Guest Column in The Greenists

Recently the blog “the greenists” asked me to write a column about my attempt to visit all 391 National Parks. It was published yesterday.  http://tinyurl.com/y97k7wk

Guidelines for Comments

So I’ve had my say on each of the parks, and now you can have yours. I am hoping after reading about some of these parks, that you will be inspired to share your experiences and tips here. It’s really easy to do. At the bottom of every park listing, you’ll see an area to […]

The National Parks Annual Pass

Are you going to be visiting a lot of National Parks this year? Then buy a National Parks Pass! It’s $80 – but well worth it if you will visit many parks. For instance, did you know it costs $25 to visit Yellowstone?  $25 for the Grand Canyon. $25 for Bryce Canyon. $15 for the […]

National Public Lands Day – 9/26/09

Celebrate A Day of Service and Celebration Join the National Park Service and the National Park Foundation for a day of service, celebration, and a sneak peek of the Ken Burns film, The National Parks: America’s Best Idea premiering the next night on PBS. September 26 is also National Public Lands Day and entrance to […]