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The National Park Foundation strives to ensure that all people are welcome and able to discover their own personal connections to parks. National parks tell the story of America, in all its beauty and imperfection, and we are committed to sharing these essential and vital stories. Parks don't just stand for where America has been – they inspire where we go next.

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Our Work

The National Park Foundation works to protect wildlife and park lands, preserve history and culture, educate and engage youth, and connect people everywhere to the wonder of parks. Learn more about our important work.

Our Impact in Parks
Through innovative and collaborative projects, we're working to save what matters most. From preserving hiking trails to honoring our shared history, our work in the national parks depends on the support of people like you.
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Honoring AANHPI Heritage in Parks
Discover Remarkable Stories
Thank You, National Park Ambassadors!
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How to Recreate Responsibly
Tips for Visiting Parks Safely
The Passion and Legacy of George Masa
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Virtually Visit National Parks
Enjoy Parks from Home
Reflecting on Our Work in Parks
Celebrate Our Accomplishments
Keep Parks Within Their Reach
Make national park field trips possible—help more kids across the country experience our country’s beauty, history and culture through fun and engaging activities in parks.
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Open Outdoors for Kids

We Are Parks

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Park Stories

Kyle Funakoshi and his daughter Penelope at Mount Rainier National Park
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Meet the NPF Team: Kyle Funakoshi

Kyle Funakoshi & Alanna Sobel
Kyle Funakoshi can vividly recall the first time he stood on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial looking out toward the Washington Monument . He was in...
the milky way and a starry sky above a silhouetted stone arch and a person standing beneath it
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6 Ways to Support Our National Parks All Year-Round

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Trail Talk

Learning and Healing from Hard Truths at Natchez National Historical Park

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Remarkable National Park Stories of Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders

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National Park Foundation Partners

Our work in parks would not be possible without the generous and ongoing support of our corporate partners. This tradition of giving is crucial to preserving America's most special places. Learn More About Our Partners