National Park Service
Government AdministrationDistrict of Columbia, United States10001+ Employees
The National Park Service is a U.S. federal government agency based in Washington, District of Columbia, that oversees a network of more than 420 natural, cultural, and recreational sites across the country. Its work centers on preserving these lands and sharing their legacies so people can experience elements of America's story and its natural wonders. It encompasses a mix of renowned landmarks, such as the Grand Canyon and the Statue of Liberty, along with many lesser-known sites that carry local significance. Beyond protecting parks, the agency helps communities preserve heritage and enhance local recreation through grants and guidance to register historic places, develop community parks, conserve rivers and streams, and create trails and greenways. It maintains international engagement by sharing insights with other nations seeking to establish protected areas. A June 2026 development included the appointment of Ashley Pipkin as superintendent of Carl Sandburg Home National Historic Site, illustrating ongoing leadership updates within the service.
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