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National Parks
Photo: Courtesy of More Perfect Union
National park advocates erected hundreds of billboards in cities across the U.S. to protest ‘DOGE’s dangerous cuts’
To protest the Trump administration’s funding and staffing cuts at national parks, pro-labor news outlet and advocacy nonprofit More Perfect Union launched a multimillion-dollar campaign, erecting 300 billboards in more than 40 cities across the country.
The billboards show the notoriously gorgeous vistas of various national park sites, designed to resemble a classic postcard. But instead of a “wish you were here” message, the billboards say things like: “Rocky Mountain National Park: Now with reduced staff,” and “Death Valley National Park: Heat deaths rise, safety staff cut.”
Spanning locations from Arizona to North Carolina, the campaign aims to demonstrate the impacts of these funding cuts and remind people of their power to protect national parks.
Why is this good news? There’s been an influx of in-person protests at all 433 national park sites in the U.S. in recent months, and it’s entirely possible that these billboards could inspire a longer-term effort to protect public services like the NPS.
A 90-year-old woman has rescued 10,000 animals from neglect and mistreatment — and she’s not stopping
Barby Keel has spent the last 54 years running her animal sanctuary located in the United Kingdom. It all started when a soldier asked her to care for his dog, and the two formed a bond so deep that the dog never left.
While some of the thousands of animals she’s taken into her sanctuary in the decades since have been rehomed, today Keel cares for over 600 animals, including 160 cats, 8 dogs, 16 pigs, 80 rabbits, and 100 chickens.
And while she managed the sanctuary on her own for two decades, Keel now has a team of loyal volunteers who help care for the animals.
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