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    Face masks are now required by all visitors in all NPS facilities and buildings. It is also required when social distancing is not possible such as busy trails, overlooks and historic buildings. Read more at

    A Park Ranger pointing and a visitor in a car; both wearing masks.
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    Keep calm and look up, let’s give thanks for another beautiful day! What are you grateful for today? Photo: NPS / Emily Hassell

    The cloudy sky over a field of Joshua trees is illuminated pink and purple by the setting sun.
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    Some of the first park rangers included 500 African American men assigned by the U.S. Army to protect national parks, even before the was created. The wildlife & beauty we enjoy today at parks like is in part due to their work

    8 Buffalo soldiers in Yellowstone posing with their bicycles near mammoth hot springs
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    📢 Deadline is Sunday! 33+ opportunities open. gives young adult the opportunity to do w/ in: ✅Cultural & natural resource stewardship ✅Interpretation ✅Community outreach More➡️

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    The Summit District is now open. There is very little snow accumulation at the summit of Haleakalā and it is predominantly ice. Please stay on designated paths and trails as there may be fragile plant life hidden underneath the snow like the Haleakalā silversword.

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    African American history is preserved and shared in many national parks. Explore sites that were named after people and take a deeper look at their life's achievements, contributions, and lasting legacies. 📸

    Exterior of Mary McLeod Bethune Council House National Historic Site, located in Northwest Washington, D.C
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    "Hey, I think you're pretty neat, but I respect your distance." - Lenny Pepperbottom⁣ ⁣ Neat! See more ways to at ⁣ 📸:

    Two red foxes. One sits in top of a rock, the other peeking around the bottom of the rock.
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    1.5 million acres of wetlands. On this , we reflect on this massively unique ecological system and its importance for the many who call the Everglades home and depend on its health, including ourselves. Photo by Evan Wexler ()

    A landscape view of vegetation, as the sun sets behind some clouds. The sky is light blue with orange coloring.
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    It’s Groundhog Day! Or, Marmot Day here in Denali National Park. Groundhogs might not be native to Denali, but the park is home to their cousin, the hoary marmot. And regardless of whether any marmots see any shadows, Denali is sure to have 6 more weeks of winter! NPS Photo

    A grey marmot sits on a rock with green shrubs in the background
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    Did you find the moose in our earlier Tweet? If so, congrats! Moose surveys are repeated every winter over several target areas. Stats help us understand habitat quality, density, survival rates and help to inform management about subsistence hunting decisions.

    Aerial photo with trees dotting a snow covered landscape with a moose and plane wing struts also in view. An arrow points out the moose.
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    Explore a day-by-day virtual calendar to use during February or any time to learn about Black history preserved in national parks.

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    Have what it takes to be a park biologist? Can you find the moose? Researchers often wait for fresh snowfall so wildlife stands out better against the landscape. Check back later today. We’ll point it out and share more about our aerial moose surveys.

    Aerial photo with trees dotting a snow covered landscape with a moose and plane wing struts also in view
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    We're proud and excited to be the Getaway for !

    A large, two-story gray house with five windows in a row on top front and a covered porch on lower level surrounded by lush, green trees and green front lawn.
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    During and throughout the year, the National Park Service and our partners share stories, rich culture, and an invitation for all Americans to reflect on Black history in parks and communities across the country. 📸

    Looking on the porch of Cedar Hill, home of Frederick Douglass
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    “Whatever you do, rock onwards and upwards!" - Moira Rose ⁣ ⁣ Looking for ideas or inspiration on how to enjoy national parks at home or in your community this year? at 📸:A golden-mantled ground squirrel at Photo/Troy Saunders

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    Rawrrrrr! Don’t worry, it’s mostly armless. 🦖 ⁣Dinosaur bones and tracks are favorite attractions at several parks. In fact, dinosaur fossils have been discovered at or associated with at least 27 national park units. More:

    A dinosaur head and tail extends out of the Dinosaur National Park entrance booth
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    Gladys warned Beatrice to be careful near the edge, but she also had been eyeing Beatrice’s new shawl ever since they arrived at the park...⁣ ⁣ Nature is unpredictable. Equipment (or friendships) can fail. Plan ahead and ! ⁣

    Historic photo of a visitor leaning over the edge of canyon as another holds onto them.
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    This rare form of desert precipitation left Tonto National Monument with an otherworldly beauty. Share your favorite snow day pics with us!

    Snow and fog blanket a desert hillside with cactuses and high cliffs.
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    Today is "National Fun at Work Day", but we celebrate that everyday! From taking pictures on top of boulders for the perfect shot, to sharing the story of the John Day Fossil Beds with visitors, we wouldn't want to spend our work days any other way!

    A smiling park ranger looks through a camera lens.
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    Celebrate Black History Month 2021 with the African Burial Ground National Monument! We will be virtually streaming on a series of ranger programs. Learn more by reading the attached flyer!

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