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Entry Fees Waived As National Park Service Turns 100

Sandoval was at the park at an official National Parks Centennial Celebration Thursday afternoon.

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Philadelphia has four sites managed by the National Park Service, including Independence National Historical Park.

All under the purview of the National Park Service although they vary in their mission. The bureau, part of the already established Department of the Interior, was given sole responsibility for protecting and maintaining the 35 national parks that existed at the time. More than 1,000 participants used brown, green and white umbrellas to create the emblem during an event that took place on the 100th anniversary of the creation of the National Park Service.

Happy 100th birthday, National Parks Service.

The answer to the question of what you get the National Park Service that has everything seems to be an adorable doodle. One action item on the list called for more work to get future generations involved with the parks. National Parks Service, a section of the U.S. Department of the Interior that has had a long tradition of protecting some of the country’s most handsome landscapes.

“Over the years national parks have served as road trip, field trip, picnic, and recreation destinations”.

“We welcome research projects from academia”, said Jeffrey Olson, a spokesman for the National Park Service.

The Livonia, Michigan couple drove 26 hours to Yellowstone National Park, which Holloway described as breathtaking and surreal.

He encouraged spectators to continue exploring Mesa Verde and the rest of the National Parks. And Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky has more than 400 miles of mapped cave areas for visitor enjoyment. As part of the centennial celebration, entry to all national parks will be free of charge August 25 through August 28.

“Congratulations to the National Park Service on celebrating its centennial today”.

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In 2015, 307.2 million people visited the national parks, and it wouldn’t come as any surprise if that number is surpassed in 2016.

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