The White House announced that national parks will be free for U.S. residents on August 25 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the National Park Service. President Donald J. Trump highlighted the establishment of the National Park Service in 1916 and emphasized commitments to conservation, including the Great American Outdoors Act and the Make America Beautiful Again Executive Order. The administration noted the National Park Service’s role in preserving natural and historical landmarks, with free park access serving as a gesture of appreciation for public stewardship. The announcement coincides with efforts to promote outdoor recreation, address infrastructure needs, and protect natural resources. The White House also referenced the Make America Beautiful Again Commission’s report, urging collaboration between federal agencies, private entities, and nonprofits to ensure the long-term preservation of national parks.
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