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A GROWING MOVEMENT TO SUPPORT AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS


America's Best Idea

OUR STORY

We're a grassroots organization, built from the ground up. A 501c3 non-profit since 2017, we support the conservation and the creation of National Parks throughout the nation as Unite for Parks. We also run a leadership program, lead outdoor events, and have completed all the fundamental work to support the Range of Light National Monument in California's Sierra Nevada, a spectacular landscape between Yosemite and Kings Canyon.

OUR GOALS

Our mission is to support existing and future National Parks in America for the enjoyment of people and support of wildlife for all time. . We believe that access to nature, care for wildlife, and clean air and pure water are fundamental human rights and an important part of national and international policies. Our primary focus is on the supporting and sustaining the National Parks System across America, in the Sierra Nevada and California, where we support landscape-wide protections.

 

OUR WORK

We run a comprehensive set of projects that support the preservation and restoration of the natural world. People are central to achieving lasting protections and an important of our National Park legacy. We organize grassroots movements, train activists, perform policy research, work with scientists and legislators, and introduce people to the best places on the planet, Our parks.

In addition, we advocate with leaders across the nation, locally, and in Washington DC.

 

ABOUT US

Unite for Parks is a 501c3 non-profit organization. Founded in 2013 as a fiscally-sponsored project; we became an independent organization in 2017. We are working to save our public land, forests, and parks for people and wildlife. We support the connection of parks and trails throughout California and the nation, as a shared source health, wealth, and happiness. 

CONTACT US

Questions? Comments? Get involved. Reach out. 

email: director@unitetheparks.org 

We will get in touch soon. Thank  you! 

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by Unite for Parks

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