From BASE jumping to illegal camping: Government shutdown’s effect on National Parks
As the federal government shutdown drags into its 27th day, America’s national parks are caught in the crossfire. With rangers furloughed and gates left unmanned, chaos has erupted — from BASE jumpers and illegal campers taking over Yosemite to mounting environmental damage across the country. Former Glacier National Park Superintendent Jeff Mow weighs in on the long-term impact of neglect, as experts estimate $187 million in tourism losses each day. Learn more at protectnps.org.
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