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The Trump administration has issued an order calling all the national parks open amid a severe shortage of employees – a measure called one of the “reckless and exit” collection as the park’s passengers for millions of visitors this summer.
“this to request It aims to ensure that all national parks and national historical sites, run by the Ministry of Interior (the department), remain open and available for the benefit of the American people and enjoying it and to ensure that the service of national parks (NPS) is the best customer service experience for all visitors.
The mandate requires that any closure or decrease in hours in the garden sites will be reviewed for the first time by the director of the National Park Service, an assistant secretary for fish, wildlife and gardens for approval.
The matter raised immediate concerns of Christine Bergel, First Vice President for Government Affairs to preserve the National Gardens. in statement“Another attempt by the administration to design the experience of the Park Park employees.”
The association said that any decisions to close the garden sites are determined by employment levels, weather and maintenance needs. The request of officials to approve first before closing the services would create an unnecessary network of bureaucracy for those who know the parks better.
“It is a microscopic administration in its worst cases, which creates more red tape when the garden staff may actually extend dangerously and deal with the peak visit season.” “This arrangement is reckless and out of touch.”
National Park Service recorded the highest level in more than 331 million visitors last year to 433 individual garden units and 63 national parks, and note the guidance. But it comes after President Trump About 1000 workers decreased in the service of the National Park This year, with other hundreds of acquisitions.
I put these cuts Federal Federal Agency – Responsible for managing the popular California sites from the Golden Gate’s entertainment area to Joshua Tree and Yosemite National Parks – in very low employment numbers that will make it very difficult to welcome visitors and keep gardens. Discounts may mean that fewer workers will be available to collect clean toilets, toilets, or aid in search and rescue operations.
putrid. The National Rangers warned that more cuts are possible, and will increase the ability of the service to protect lands and make sure they remain accessible to all.
“Despite the value and benefits provided to Americans by national parks, [workers] Rick Mousman, President of the Association, said in a March statement.
