Protect Our National Park Service Staff

More than 2,000 National Park staff lost their jobs. And things will get worse for our parks if we don’t act now.

It takes tens of thousands of people to protect our over national park sites. Park staff work every day to maintain our nation’s most precious natural and historic places, educate visitors and keep them safe, and gather critical data that helps parks thrive.

These specialized, trained, dedicated professionals share with visitors the stories that have helped to define America. They perform daring search and rescue operations, clear trails, clean bathrooms and ensure our national parks are ready for all who visit them.

Put simply, parks wouldn’t be parks without the people of the National Park Service – and those people are under attack. Tell Congress to stand up for park staff and to roll back these devastating job cuts.

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Please call on Secretary Burgum to stop slashing the National Park Service staff and ask him to waive the hiring freeze for the agency.

National Park Service staff are the heartbeat of national parks, and they are essential to the special places that millions of Americans visit every year. Those park visitors drive local economies and support hundreds of thousands of jobs.

From guiding hikes to backcountry rescues, trail maintenance to cleaning toilets, park staff are already being asked to do more with less. Any cuts to National Park Service staffing could forever change our national parks, and the recent moves by the administration are nothing short of devastating. Visitors will start being severely impacted in just a few weeks when parks welcome families during spring break.

Our communities and our economies rely on our parks – and parks rely on National Park Service rangers and staff. As your constituent, I want you to do everything in your power to protect National Park Service staff from these egregious staffing cuts.

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