Trump announced that all national parks will be free for U.S. residents on August 25. This celebration marks the 110th anniversary of the National Park Service, which protects over 400 sites across the country.
The message highlights a commitment to keeping air and water clean while fixing old buildings and trails in the parks. It mentions using a special commission to help private groups and the government work together on conservation.
Families are encouraged to visit these sites to see natural wonders like forests, waterfalls, and historic battlefields. The goal is to make sure these outdoor spaces remain a source of pride as the nation nears its 250th anniversary.
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