User:Xandr27/National Park Service Organic Act
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[edit]To ensure the enjoyment of the National Parks for future generations, the NPS organic act safeguards natural and cultural heritage[1].
The Act, which is reinforced by complementary legislation such as Endangered Species Act, Clean Air Act, and National Environmental Policy Act, serves as the primary foundation of all management decisions.
- ^ "NPS Organic Act | U.S. Department of the Interior". www.doi.gov. 2015-12-10. Retrieved 2024-04-14.
Background:
- history of the act, how was it created, who was involved?
Structure:
- the progress which is taken to implement actions from the act
Related Lit
- Engeerining Eden related to NPS
- Jordan Fisher Smith's Novel, Engineering Eden, follows the story of a fatal bear attack in Yellowstone National Park that sparked a subsequent federal trial. The novel addressed the specific circumstances of the death regarding the legal accountability, as well as explored border themes relevant to The NPS Organic Act. Both Engineering Eden and the Act have strong ties to conservation, restoration, and the management or the natural and cultural resources for future visitors. While Engineering Eden delves into the trial which followed the legal framework established through The NPS Organic Act, the novel also explored the efforts to restore and manage the ecosystems within national parks after the accident which complies with The NPS Organic Act's mandate.