Yeah, we're beautiful...but we are so much more. Learn about what relevancy, diversity, and inclusion mean to the National Park Service. Credit/Author: Mathew John NPS, Sangita Chari NPS
That certainly put a smile on my face after a long day in the office. The people and places of the United States of America are truly beautiful. Bravo to the Park Service.
That's not racist. Whites get a hell of a boost in having better access to good K-12 schooling, inter-generational economic stability, and centuries of benefitting from the racism and genocide that oppressed minorities. Affirmative action sorta seems like a tiny crumb compared to all of that. It's an okay way of taking people from lower positions in a social hierarchy and putting them on a more balanced playing field.
That's because whites are the majority. If you go by ratio, instead of total population, you see that blacks are more likely to be poor. Pre-AA, blacks were less likely to be given a job than a white person with the same qualifications.
I love that this message is brought by the organization that meticulously protects what is uniquely American. Absolutely moving. For all those who say Americans are just the people they like, this serves as a powerful message to clarify exactly who we, Americans, are.
Kudos! Well designed, interesting, captivating, content and photos come alive right in front of ya! Well done NPS - Get out there, everyone, and enjoy YOUR national parks! And, celebrate the NPS Centennial in 2016 by embracing change and celebrating this nation's DiVeRsiTy!
My dream is to be one of your Rangers. I cried during this video Kudos to this amazing organization that protects the most beautiful parts of our country
This has nothing to do with protecting wildlife, plants and natural resources that are inside the parks. Stop worrying about political and social issues and just simply take care of the living things inside the parks.
I must ask, who is that which protects the wildlife, plants and natural resources inside the national parks? They are people. People with their own stories.
Here's a little of the American history behind The National Park Service. The National Park Service serves the people of the United States as well as being the conservators of the properties in its portfolio. While it started under Teddy Roosevelt in 1906 to preserve natural landmarks, it is also steward of national cemeteries, national memorials, and national military parks, and the parks in Washington, D.C. FDR added these nationally important sites to the portfolio of NPS in 1933. See www.nps.gov/articles/fdr-s-conservation-legacy.htm. The NPS is continually adding sites to preserve and protect. So, yeah, the NPS is here for ALL the people and ALL the sites it is dedicated to protect and preserve. GO NPS!
That certainly put a smile on my face after a long day in the office. The people and places of the United States of America are truly beautiful. Bravo to the Park Service.
One of the best crafted "message" videos I've seen in a long time. Bravo.
It's crazy it's been 4 years since they put this video out and it still is true.
This moved me to tears! I'm incredibly proud of you ladies and gentleman for being tireless stewards of our lands!
Excellent Message - Happy Birthday to the National Park Service - America's Best Idea...
How is it racist?
That's not racist. Whites get a hell of a boost in having better access to good K-12 schooling, inter-generational economic stability, and centuries of benefitting from the racism and genocide that oppressed minorities. Affirmative action sorta seems like a tiny crumb compared to all of that. It's an okay way of taking people from lower positions in a social hierarchy and putting them on a more balanced playing field.
That's because whites are the majority. If you go by ratio, instead of total population, you see that blacks are more likely to be poor.
Pre-AA, blacks were less likely to be given a job than a white person with the same qualifications.
Amazing, thank you for sharing this! Let us preserve the greatest gift bestowed upon us.
Amen.
I love that this message is brought by the organization that meticulously protects what is uniquely American. Absolutely moving. For all those who say Americans are just the people they like, this serves as a powerful message to clarify exactly who we, Americans, are.
Kudos! Well designed, interesting, captivating, content and photos come alive right in front of ya! Well done NPS - Get out there, everyone, and enjoy YOUR national parks! And, celebrate the NPS Centennial in 2016 by embracing change and celebrating this nation's DiVeRsiTy!
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe???
Beautiful❤
Amazing just amazing!!!
2018: 102 year of protecting and preserving national treasures in all 50 states and territories.
awesome video ! I'm ready!
National Park Service!!!!
My dream is to be one of your Rangers. I cried during this video Kudos to this amazing organization that protects the most beautiful parts of our country
Hey, I was thinking about becoming a ranger as well. Do you have any information about how to do this?
This is such a beautifully shot and well written video. I am so inspired to create great work after watching this.
Hi there? Hope you're good & staying safe???
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One day I will work for you!
@circakool and Autumn. Both.of you appear to be younger. Go after your dreams. Its rewarding once you finally put a Stratton on.
So amazing and great history 🌍🇺🇲❣️🌌☄️🐅 thank you for sharing this learning experience and I'm so glad to be able to in joy
The🎥🎙️☄️👣👍💻🤩😍😃😊😹 story's 📸🪖
Should show the wildland firefighter haggered and covered with soot and ash.
Are there any safety and occupational heath technicians shown in the video?
Not a single Law enforcement Ranger in this video...
Two of them at 1:58
Technically, yes. US Park Police is a functioning unit of the NPS...but I was hoping for RANGERS!
@@GotEmAll1337 There is a LE Ranger featured at 4:22. Thank you.
Not a single reference to the wildlife in the parks.
@@othercharr But not with animals.
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This has nothing to do with protecting wildlife, plants and natural resources that are inside the parks. Stop worrying about political and social issues and just simply take care of the living things inside the parks.
I must ask, who is that which protects the wildlife, plants and natural resources inside the national parks? They are people. People with their own stories.
Here's a little of the American history behind The National Park Service. The National Park Service serves the people of the United States as well as being the conservators of the properties in its portfolio. While it started under Teddy Roosevelt in 1906 to preserve natural landmarks, it is also steward of national cemeteries, national memorials, and national military parks, and the parks in Washington, D.C. FDR added these nationally important sites to the portfolio of NPS in 1933. See www.nps.gov/articles/fdr-s-conservation-legacy.htm. The NPS is continually adding sites to preserve and protect. So, yeah, the NPS is here for ALL the people and ALL the sites it is dedicated to protect and preserve. GO NPS!
Rank propaganda.
I think they worry too much about the things discussed in this video and too little about protecting the wildlife in the parks.
National Park Service sucks ass. Bureaucracy peppered with wilderness nannies 😂