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Our country’s national parks are an important part of our rich history and complex roots. Our National Parks are home to some of the worlds most unique creatures and significant artifacts. When you think about a national park you don’t think about the advantages that come from our backyard. Our nation doesn’t understand touching our national parks can damage the future of our country. If the leading generation doesn’t preserve the prinicable values and places of America then why should the next leading

page 30, “The integrity, the dignity, the quiet strength of Rosa Parks turned her no into a YES for change”(Giovanni 30). This quote by itself shows the spark that ignited itself inside thousands of people who looked at what happened to Rosa Parks, and thought no, not anymore. She spread courage and strength to the people around her and started a whole new turn of events regarding segregation. Characterization goes as following: Rosa Parks is strong, “She was not going to give in to that which was wrong”

Yellowstone national park main treasures are its wildlife because they have some much land that there are some many animals.Also many people travel or camp at Yellowstone national park because of these great things it has to offer.After watching all of the spectacular animals I wander off to find some more geysers.There are a lot of geysers so I have to make sure I get to see everyone of them because they all have their own uniqueness.My favorite thing about this spectacular park is just the park in general

A new ride has been added to, Cedar Fair amusement park, Kings Island! The new dueling thrill ride goes by the name Gotham City. This coaster is a race to see if Batman can catch up to Joker… or if Joker’s going to have to do the catching up. Both cars accelerate to 75 mph in 4 seconds. The coaster then remains at a constant speed of 75 mph throughout the ride until the chain lift hill towards the end of the ride. The duration, amount of time that you’re on the ride, is approximately 1 minute

National Monument Proposal Cody Fitch Geology of the national parks 1050 Final project December 9, 2016 How does a park become a park and what is the process that the area goes through? Everywhere in the united states people are looking to preserve natural resources and protect historical or religious locations. The National Park Service are the ones responsible for carefully screening new proposals for national parks. They must make sure that only the most spectacular resources are

History of the Park System In the American National Park System, there are 407 locations covering more than 84 million acres of land, they all have a passion for caring for the nation's nature and sharing their stories. One of the purposes of the National Park System is to honor the on-going serenity, union and compassion between nations.The National Park System has come a long way The first National Park in the US was Yellowstone, Wyoming-Montana-Idaho. It was established on March 1st, 1872. There

Located just outside of Moab, Utah, the Arches National Park was underwater 300 million years ago. After the seas dried up, they left thousands of feet of salt. Soon, the layers of salt were covered in sand and other sediments. All of the sediments pressed together and formed sedimentary rock. The red rocks were deposited over millions of years to be the way they are now. During those years, erosion has shaped them into what they look like now. Soon, the water flowed through and didn’t give the top

Glacier National Park While many hikers and other adventurers head straight towards more popular national parks such as Yosemite or Yellowstone, explorers from all over the country are slowly making their way to Glacier National Park. The vast beauty of Montana is definitely found in Glacier National Park, with more than 730 miles of mountain peaks, lakes, and meadows to fulfill any hiker’s dream. In addition to the park’s rich wildlife, an interesting fact is that the park actually gets its name

policy 16 U.S.C§1; National Park Service was created in the Organic Act of 1916. This was a new agency whose mission was to “conserve the scenery and national and historic objects and the wildlife therein and to provide enjoyment of the same in such a manner and by such means as will leave them unimpaired for the enjoyment of the future generations.” The very first National Park ever created was Yellowstone National Park. It was established by the Yellowstone National Park act in 1872, it was signed

leading by 1040–1044, and was used for maritime navigation by 1111 to 1117; it was first invented since 206 BC. How much wildlife is there in Yellowstone Park? Wildlife in Yellowstone Park is best known for its mammals, this includes bison, grizzly bears, gray wolf, elk, pronghorn, bighorn, sheep, mountain goats and so many more. This park actually has the largest proportion of mammals in the lower 48 states with 67 different types of species. This being because it has a many different types of