Protesters flood national parks to express outrage over job cuts

Thousands descend on U.S. national parks to protest firings - National

Concerned Americans say job cuts in national parks will put the future of these lands in jeopardy and create unsafe conditions for visitors.

Paonia: Mayor concerned over economic impacts if federal park reduces hours or closes; other business

Paonia Mayor Paige Smith said she was concerned about reduced hours or closure at the Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park due to a recent enactment by the federal government eliminating 1,000 national park employee positions.

Klondike Gold Rush site in Seattle reportedly a target of Trump cutbacks

Klondike Gold Rush National Historical Park unit in Pioneer Square is one of 34 national park office leases the administration plans to shutter, advocates said.

People demand an end to Trump-Musk destruction of national parks

PORT ANGELES, WA.—Nearly 500 park-lovers marched through downtown Port Angeles—gateway to Olympic National Park—and rallied March 1 at the Courthouse chanting “Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho, Trump and Musk have got to go!” It was one of nearly 100 protests at or near National Parks against the mass firing by President Trump and billionaire, Elon Musk, of 1,000 National Park workers and 3,400 National Forest Service employees Feb. 14. It is described by the t…

Protest at Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve

Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve in Chase County was the site of a protest against the current White House administration on Saturday.

Trump accidentally builds broad coalition of opponents energized by his unpopular agenda

Rachel Maddow surveys the varied and widespread protests in opposition to Donald Trump's wanton destruction of the federal government. From weather scientists to immigrants to LGBTQ+ and its allies to consumer advocates to park rangers, each round of firings or extremist executive orders brings a new collection of anti-Trump activists under an ever-widening tent.