Parks Are Proof Campaign
The #ParksAreProof campaign highlights how science-based management, conservation, and stewardship have helped national parks protect biodiversity, ecosystems, and cultural resources—while also demonstrating what is at stake if parks are not adequately supported in the future.
This campaign includes detailed reports, media outreach, and congressional engagement to advocate for sustained investment in park staffing, science, resource management, biodiversity monitoring, and climate research. You can amplify our efforts by taking a minute to fill out an advocacy letter.
Parks Are Proof campaign content – including videos, reels, and posts – can be found on our socials at @ProtectNPS. Help us amplify the message by resharing content, or generating your own posts, using #ParksAreProof and #ProtectOurParks. And be on the lookout for new stories and content rolling out all summer long, including stories from three incredible national parks.
This campaign includes detailed reports, media outreach, and congressional engagement to advocate for sustained investment in park staffing, science, resource management, biodiversity monitoring, and climate research. You can amplify our efforts by taking a minute to fill out an advocacy letter.
Parks Are Proof campaign content – including videos, reels, and posts – can be found on our socials at @ProtectNPS. Help us amplify the message by resharing content, or generating your own posts, using #ParksAreProof and #ProtectOurParks. And be on the lookout for new stories and content rolling out all summer long, including stories from three incredible national parks.
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- Great Smoky Mountains National Park
Where Science Helps Protect Our Nation’s Most Biodiverse National Park (PDF)
Great Smoky Mountains National Park is Proof that Science-Based Stewardship Works (Video) - Channel Islands National Park
Science Drives Recovery Above & Below the Surface (PDF)
How Science Helped Save Channel Islands National Park (Video) - Cape Hatteras National Seashore
Shorelines & Science Face Uncertain Times (PDF)
A Place Worth Protecting
- Great Smoky Mountains National Park