Issues
PollutionOur national parks provide our families and friends with opportunities to explore America's stunning natural heritage and participate in healthy outdoor activities together. Unfortunately, when Teddy wakes up in the morning he doesn’t see a clear horizon. Teddy urges his supporters to learn what NPCA has to say about this issue, in NPCA's report Turning Point.
FundingChronic under-funding of our national parks means dwindling visitor services, crumbling buildings, and our most significant landscapes at risk at some of our most beloved national parks including Everglades, Gettysburg, Great Smokies, Mesa Verde, and Yosemite. What will be left of these cherished places if we don’t provide adequate funding? Teddy and the National Parks Conservation Association have the answer in their plan to "Make National Parks a National Priority."
WildlifeThis is an issue near and dear to Teddy’s heart. His family and others like his are personally affected by threats to wildlife and their natural habitat in our national parks. Unfortunately invasive species, over-development, and other issues are putting wildlife at risk. Click to read more about threats to wildlife in our national parks.
History & DiversityIf anyone knows how important it is to embrace diversity in our national parks, it is Teddy. And Teddy knows what a critical component our national parks play in protecting history and promoting diversity in our national parks! Teddy and his friends can learn so much from our national parks! Find out why.
5 Ways To Fix Our ParksTeddy and his campaign staff can think of a million ways to fix our national parks! But don’t worry, National Parks Conservation Association's report outlines only five. Click to learn more about 5 Ways to Fix Our Parks.
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