Statement from Emily Thompson, Executive Director of the Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks, on the judge’s ruling halting the construction of President Trump’s ballroom at the White House: “The White House is the people’s house. It is not President Trump’s house. And the White House certainly does not belong to the corporate donors
VICTORY: Court Ruling Halts Destructive Data Centers Adjacent to Manassas National Battlefield Park
NPCA applauds today’s ruling, which affirms that the Prince William Board of Supervisors did not follow the law in their efforts to fast-track development of this ill-conceived, destructive project. RICHMOND, Va. – Today, the Court of Appeals of Virginia upheld an earlier court ruling voiding land rezoning changes essential to the construction of the Prince
Conservation Groups Challenge Utah Oil and Gas Lease Sale Near Old Spanish Trail
Synopsis On March 30, 2026, representatives of Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER), the Coalition to Protect America’s National Parks, Western Watersheds Project, and the Southern Utah Wilderness Alliance submitted joint comments on the Bureau of Land Management’s BLM Utah 2026 Second Quarter Competitive Oil and Gas Lease Sale Environmental Assessment (DOI-BLM-UT-0000-2026-0003-EA). The comments focus
National Parks Traveler Podcast Episode 367 | Managing Capitol Reef’s Visitors
By Jess Repanshek – March 29th, 2026 Capitol Reef National Park in Utah is one of the Mighty Five, as the state likes to say in its tourism promotions, and while it’s somewhat off the beaten path, visitors are finding it. In 2024, visitation to the park was a record 1.4 million, a number that