Parks, Monuments and Forests Endangered

One of the best ideas in this country is to build our national park, park and forest system. This model was used to create the state park. Historically, parks and forests are very rich, influential and powerful places that can hunt and relax. In America this idea lasted until the mid-1960s. In the early 1800's discoveries of mountainous ethnicities, they portrayed boiling hot mud released from the ground and water released from the ground.

Indeed, nearly half of today's 59 national parks begin with the National Memorials such as Joshua Tree, Bryce Canyon, Arch, Death Valley, Fossil Forest and Denali National Park. Five million visitors will visit in 2016, but do not forget today the Fort Wood National Monument, known as the monument of the Statue of Liberty. These national monuments are symbolic national parks and show the importance of ancient art as an environmental protection tool. Before Congress takes action to protect the law, several national monuments wait for over 50 years. If petrochered forests were not declared as a monument in 1906, what kind of petrochemical trees will passengers on route 66 leave when they become a national park in 1958?

This summer I experienced American beauty through three national parks, two national parks, and more than a dozen national forests. It is no accident that these precious spaces are reserved for future generations. In the late 1800s, the era of protection led by President Roosevelt was born, known as explorers, artists, writers, and shared the value of these spaces with the countries that want to risk. These years have increased the land for these initial holdings, and through this change in political policy and will, this balance can always be reevaluated.

Reality: Americans visit the US public more than ever, but politicians in Washington have long funded our parks, monuments, wildlife reserves and protected areas. Many tourists visit the National Forest, BLM Land, Wildlife Reserve every year than Western National Park. Not only do these tourists stimulate the regional economy, but only the public land, especially protected areas, is attractive for companies and employees. Find the need for maintenance of the national park, miss the trees of the forest, miss the opportunity once in a lifetime, and make real, ongoing investment in all US public places. But the priority of the Trump regime is to reduce the public land, eliminate the protection, and even sell the oil drilling right next to the national park or monument.