National Park Service To Be Hit With 1,500 Additional Layoffs And Deep Budget Cuts, Reports Say

Billboards Supporting Cuyahoga Valley National Park Staff Pop Up Around Cleveland Amid DOGE Cuts

The nonprofit More Perfect Union bought 26 signs across Cleveland to draw attention to staff cuts at that and other national parks

Trump's proposed budget would cut over $1 billion from National Park Service

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — President Donald Trump's proposed budget would cut over $1 billion from the National Park Service for fiscal year 2026. The president's budget says that some parks which only receive small numbers of visitors should be managed as state-level parks. It seeks to "streamline staffing" and transfer some priorities to state-level management. Genetic obesity medication helps East Tennessee woman lose 120+ pounds This wo…

Liberal Group Putting Up Billboards in Florida Targeting DOGE Cuts

The Trump White House and the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) had proposed cuts to the National Park Service. They are considering cuts of around $1.2 billion out of $4.8 billion and a reduction in workers by 1,500 jobs nationwide. A liberal group called More Perfect Union is putting up billboards in Florida arguing against […] The post Liberal Group Putting Up Billboards in Florida Targeting DOGE Cuts appeared first on Florida Daily.

Trump administration is said to target park service grants - Hawaii Tribune-Herald

The Trump administration has earmarked dozens of National Park Service grants for elimination, including several that aim to protect public lands from the effects of climate change, according to an internal agency document detailing the plans.

National Park Service To Be Hit With 1,500 Additional Layoffs And Deep Budget Cuts, Reports Say

The Department of the Interior will lay off 1,500 more National Park Service staff and slash $26 million in grant funding, according to reports.

Former National Park Service Directors Urge Burgum To Reverse Course On Parks

Interior Secretary Burgum is being urged by former NPS directors to reverse course on gutting National Park Service/NPS fileInterior Secretary Doug Burgum is being urged by five former directors of the National Park Service to reverse course on his directives impacting national parks, writing that his orders could force superintendents to ignore their congressionally-mandated responsibilities.Burgum drew the directors' concerns by ordering actin…