25 Ways Nature Tells America's Story
To celebrate the 250th anniversary of the United States, notable outdoor enthusiasts have shared their perspectives on American natural wonders. Their selections span from Yosemite National Park in California to Gates of the Arctic in Alaska, highlighting the diverse landscapes that define the country. Each chosen site reflects a unique aspect of America's relationship with nature and the importance of environmental preservation.
- ▪Yosemite National Park is celebrated for its beauty and accessibility, making it a favorite among outdoor enthusiasts.
- ▪Gates of the Arctic National Park represents America's commitment to environmental protection, covering over 13,000 square miles of wilderness.
- ▪The Sky Islands in Arizona and New Mexico are home to endangered wildlife and symbolize resilience in nature.
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To mark the 250th anniversary of the United States, we're asking those in the know to tell us about the things, places, and experiences that define America right now. Here, we asked 25 notable outdoor enthusiasts—athletes, environmentalists, travel experts, advocates, and more—to each pick an American natural wonder, large or small, that they believe says something special about the country. Their responses, taking us from Maine to California and from Alaska to the Gulf Coast, are a map of this moment.The view of Half Dome and El Capitan from Tunnel View during winter in Yosemite National Park.
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