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American Prospect, The, August, 2002
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LAST YEAR THERE WERE ABOUT AS MANY visits to national parks as there are people in America: nearly 280 million, according to the National Park Service. But along with the mountains, forests, monuments and exhibits, visitors could be seeing a lot of crumbling buildings, unstudied artifacts and trails in disrepair.
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That's because the Park Service's annual budget falls at least $600 million short of what is required for maintenance of the parks, according to one estimate. The Park Service's budget last year was $2.38 billion. It asked for a $33 million increase, but the House of ...
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