Resources
Visiting the Parks
How To Plan a National Park Trip: A beginners guide to planning your adventure
Every Kid In a Park: All fourth graders and their families get a pass to all National Parks and federally managed sites across the country. Find out more HERE
The Best National Parks for Those With Disabilities
Outdoor Afro: Where Black People & Nature Meet - Celebrates and inspires African American connections and leadership in nature. Find out more HERE
The Parks THen and now
Indigenous People and the Parks
Innovative Park Programs Help Tell Native American Stories to a New Generation
Q&A With NPS American Indian Services Specialist Otis Halfmoon
Kipahulu Ohana: A Native Hawai’ian cultural center in Haleakalā National Park
Huna Tribal House Project: A traditional Tlingit structure designed to symbolically anchor the Huna Tlingit in Glacier Bay National Park, their ancestral homeland
(See more links in the individual park pages in the About The Parks section)
Changing Ecosystems in the Parks
People of color and the Parks
The Joneses of Porgy Key: Learn about the African American family that lived on, and sold part of Biscayne National Park to the U.S. Government so that it would be preserved. Find out more HERE
The Buffalo Soldiers: Learn about the African American soldiers who protected and built roads for many of the nation’s parks. Find out more HERE