US EditionInterior secretary orders national parks to be open and accessible as workforce is cut
- Interior Secretary Doug Burgum directed national parks to remain open late Thursday.
- Burgum faces criticism for staff cuts, prompting concerns about park operations.
- Burgum's order mandates reviews of operating hours, trail closures, and visitor service limits.
- Jennifer Rokala stated the order is a cynical attempt to save face.
- Advocates fear staff shortages could lead to shorter hours and safety risks.
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