US EditionVirginia’s $2.3B Park Economy Faces Staffing Crisis
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Virginia’s $2.3B Park Economy Faces Staffing Crisis
Black Rock Summit in Shenandoah National Park, in 2016, one of the many parks Impacted by the layoffs and funding cuts. (Photo by Matt Chaney) RICHMOND — Temperatures are warming, flowers are blooming and Virginia’s peak park tourism seasons are ahead. Travelers could find their plans affected, with funding and job cuts hitting the National Park Service. Virginia boasts several trails, parks and historic landmarks that fall under park service ma…
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