The National Parks Conservation Association, known as NPCA, is an independent advocacy organization working to protect and preserve America’s national parks for present and future generations. Founded in 1919, it combines community organizing, public education, legislative advocacy, and litigation to defend the natural landscapes, wildlife, historic sites, and cultural resources within the National Park System. National Parks Conservation Association
Its conservation priorities include protecting connected ecosystems, strengthening park management, addressing climate change, and ensuring parks tell a fuller American story. NPCA also works to make national parks welcoming and accessible, connecting preservation with public participation and the communities surrounding these places. National Parks Conservation Association
The Take Action Toolkit provides practical resources for contacting Congress, organizing locally, supporting park staff, and sharing conservation messages. Visitors can find printable materials, social media resources, and an advocacy crash course designed to help people speak effectively for national parks. National Parks Conservation Association
The advocacy hub connects supporters with campaigns, opportunities to contact decision makers, and updates on park protection efforts. The website also offers park stories, conservation reporting, events, and email action alerts for people who want to stay involved. National Parks Conservation Association