Tuesday, Aug. 25, is the birthday of the U.S. National Park Service. 104 years ago, President Woodrow Wilson signed the Organic Act into law, creating the National Park Service. From its inception, the National Park Service has protected America’s most special places. We may not be able to visit them during the pandemic, but it’s comforting to know they are preserved for all to enjoy when things get back to normal.
Joshua Tree
Joshua Tree National Park, Brent Cox photo, Unsplash.com
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon, Christine Roy photo on Unsplash.com
Yosemite
Yosemite National Park, Jordan Pulamno photo on Unsplash.com
Glacier
Glacier National Park. Mark Tangard photo.
Glacier
Glacier National Park, Pete Cruz photo.
Joshua Tree
Starry sky at Joshua Tree National Park, Lauren MacNeish photo on Unsplash.com
Grand Canyon
Grand Canyon, Diego Lozano photo on Unsplash.com
Glacier
Glacier National Park, Pete Cruz photo.
Glacier
Glacier National Park, Pete Cruz photo.
Yosemite, Mist Trail
Mist Trail at Ypsemite National Park, Kevin Parker photo.
Glacier
Glacier National Park, Mark Tangard photo.
Joshua Tree
Joshua Tree National Park, Lydia Mae Orendain photo on Unsplash.com.
