Since 1919, the nonpartisan National Parks Conservation Association has been the leading voice of the American people in protecting and enhancing our National Park System’s most significant lands and landmarks.
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National Parks Conservation Association Check out this iPhone application where you can download National Park Maps right to your phone
www.cartosoft.com
Cartosoft uses mapping platforms like Google Maps, open source GIS software, and a bit of elbow grease to produce web-based mapping solutions that give your data a geographic context.
Kyle Sterry Look about the Air Tour Act. I don't understand why anyone would visit a National Park and fly over it. I mean what is the point? Do you go to the beach and just fly over it? "Hey honey I was thinking we take a trip to Barbados. This time lets just circle over head on the plane and imagine we were actually there."... Isn't the point of going to a national park to enjoy the beauty of the outdoors, experience nature, taste the clean air, bathe naked in the rivers (I don't really do that, well I did it once, but I think that was a state park). I say out with the air tours altogether. Keep up the good work NPCA.. Oh and one more thing.. what is the status on the click pens?
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Take Action: Senator Wyden of Oregon has put forward a vital amendment to the National Parks Air Tour Management Act of 2000
After Nearly a Decade, Still No Air Tour Plans Completed
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Senator Wyden of Oregon has put forward a vital amendment to the National Parks Air Tour Management Act of 2000, which would help the Act meet its intended purpose by better protecting the opportunity for visitors to enjoy peace and quiet in our parks. ...
Amanita LeMon so glad Glacier Nat.Park/Flathead valley is protected on both sides of the border! Good work NPCA!
National Parks Conservation Association Happy National Wildlife Week! How are you celebrating? Are you going to a national park?!
Shirley Maksymicz It is so very important to protect our National Parks so we can preserve the beauty of nature at its finest. Our environment is starting to ebb away. It is time we stood up to our government and make a statement about the wild life that are being destroyed because of lack of funding. Where else can you go in the Uni...ted States to see Mother Nature nuturing her creations. The boating, hiking, camping, games, site seeing, birding, and all the other things you can do in the great outdoors with your entire family. And its affordable!! Let's protect this earth we live on!
Elizabeth Barrette I just found you on FB and joined the page. I want to see more money invested in our National Parks because they do more good than a lot of other places the government wastes money on.
Claire Lefebvre Jones IF WE DON'T PRIORITIZE PROPERLY, THE NATIONAL PARKS WITH ALL THEIR BEAUTY WILL BE LOST FOREVER. WE HAVE DESTROYED TOO MUCH OF THE EARTH AROUND US NOT TO SPEND MONEY TO PRESERVE WHAT IS LEFT FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS TO ENJOY.
Grace Tomkins If it weren't for you, our parks would be slowly and quietly be siphoned off to development. Thank you for all you do.
Madden Custom Signs Let us know what we can do to help the cause!
Kyle Sterry I think the NPCA should give away free "click" pens to all of their fans. The pens would have great facts about the NPCA and the parks. For instance the pen could go a little like this... Fact 1: The NPCA was founded in 1919. CLICK! Fact 2: NPCA stands for National Parks Conservation agency and not National Precast C...oncrete Association or National Paint & Coatings Association. CLICK! Fact 3: The NPCA is the only independent, membership organization devoted exclusively to advocacy on behalf of the National Parks System. CLICK! Fact 4: The NPCA headquarters is located in Washington D.C. CLICK! Fact 5: This is indeed a click pen and I hope you are enjoying all these facts brought to you by the NPCA. Please stay tuned for one more fact. CLICK! Fact 6: The NPCA motto is "Protecting our national parks for future generations". CLICK! Now you are back to fact one.
Joyce Clohessy America is lucky to have this organization
Brian Jenkins Leggero I love this organization too!
National Parks Conservation Association NPCA's March 2010 Park Lines
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FEATURED PARK Clara Barton National Historic Site, MarylandClara Barton gloried in those undecorated board walls as if they had been palatial...It was a place for service, and that service was the joy and glory of her life.--Rev. ...
