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Trump Administration Opposes Establishing Indiana Dunes as National Park

  • The Trump administration is objecting to a bipartisan effort in the Senate to upgrade the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore’s status to that of a national park.
  • This proposal follows unanimous approval of House Bill 1488 in the Republican-led House, aiming to upgrade the 15,000-acre lakeshore to the country’s 61st national park.
  • Indiana Dunes includes beaches, wetlands, and trails, and supporters argue the national park status would increase visitation and boost local businesses despite administration resistance.
  • Acting National Park Service Director P. Daniel Smith stated the Department of the Interior "does not support" the redesignation, while Senator Donnelly hopes the Senate will still approve the measure.
  • The opposition delays potential benefits for Northwest Indiana’s tourism and highlights ongoing tensions over federal land designations under the current administration.
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nationalparkstraveler.org broke the news in on Wednesday, June 4, 2025.
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