RT @SecretaryBurgum: Proud to be with @POTUS as he signed a new executive order to conserve our parks and expand outdoor access for all Ame….

RT @NatlParkService: National parks are home to many of the nation’s most beloved monuments, historic sites, hallowed grounds, and iconic l….

As the Fourth of July holiday approaches, we’d like to remind you that all fireworks are prohibited on federal lands. Let the night sky be your show! ✨. Have a safe and festive Independence Day! . Photo by John Vermette

RT @USFWS: Double cheeked up on a Thursday. Have you ever wondered about chipmunk cheek capacity? Rumor has it they can fit 70 sunflower s….

RT @DOIWildlandFire: Established on July 2, 2022, National Wildland Firefighter Day recognizes the unwavering dedication of wildland firefi….

Wildland firefighters face some of the toughest, most relentless conditions out there. With grit and determination, they protect communities, families, infrastructure and the public lands we all rely on. We’re grateful for their sacrifice and honor their service every day.

At Gettysburg National Military Park, visitors can walk the battlefield, hike the same ridges and hills where forces clashed 162 years ago, and honor those who gave, in Lincoln’s words, “the last full measure of devotion.”. Photo by Mary O'Neill / NPS

Fought over the first three days of July 1863, the Battle of Gettysburg was a turning point in the Civil War and in the future of the United States. Photo by James Schlett

With their long, blue-gray legs and distinctive upturned bills, American Avocets are built for life in the wetlands. Parents take turns shielding their eggs from sun and storm until fluffy golden chicks emerge in the warmth of spring. Photos by Patrick Myers / NPS

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Independence Day is a time to explore the places where American history lives. From battlefields and historic homes to iconic monuments and landscapes, national parks across the country preserve the stories of our nation’s founding. 🇺🇸

Interior generates over $10 billion annually from energy and mineral development on public lands and waters, making it one of the largest sources of non-tax revenue for the U.S. government. A significant portion goes directly to the @USTreasury, with the rest benefiting states,

Monday’s here, but so are you. Rooted, steady and ready to take on the week!. Photo by M. Quinn / @GrandCanyonNPS

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Bobcat kittens keep themselves busy climbing trees, booping their siblings and learning survival lessons from mom. Their upbringing and early experiences are crucial in shaping their future as they navigate the diverse landscapes they call home. Photo by NPS

This handsome guy is giving off some major moose energy! . The largest member of the deer family, the average moose stands over six feet tall at the shoulder and weighs nearly 1,000 pounds, making them the biggest animal at Isle Royale National Park. Photo by Sara Simma

RT @SecretaryBurgum: The 92nd edition of the Federal Duck Stamp has arrived! 🦆 . This program delivers a remarkably positive impact for Ame….

This week, @SecretaryBurgum highlighted @POTUS’s leadership in brokering a ceasefire between Israel and Iran and advancing the American Energy Dominance Agenda.

RT @SecretaryBurgum: American entrepreneurship and innovation in the private sector have revolutionized the energy industry, lowered oil pr….

Patience pays off for those who wait. With perfect timing, this photographer captured a fleeting moment when the setting sun lit up a sandstone arch at Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore in Michigan. Photo courtesy of Seth Gehrke