Tell Congress to save America’s top parks program

From Joshua Tree National Park to the soccer field down the street, shared open spaces enrich our lives and help build community. Yet America's most important program for protecting parks will end on September 30 if we don't do something about it.

The Land and Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) has been protecting parks since 1964. Without burdening taxpayers, it pays for projects and improved access at big public lands like national parks along with local ballfields, recreation centers and trails.

In September 2018, LWCF will expire, and shared spaces could become developed, fragmented or otherwise damaged. If you love parks like we do, please step up and #SaveLWCF. Please submit a letter to your member of Congress today.

Background photo: Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail, by Bob Wick (BLM)

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The Land and Water Conservation Fund has been used to protect iconic landscapes in all 50 states, and for more than 41,000 state and local projects.
Fully reauthorizing the program would ensure that future generations have access to healthy green spaces, parks, trails and places to watch wildlife, all without burdening American taxpayers.
Please work with your colleagues to renew the Land and Water Conservation Fund.