National Park Service designations explained

If you've ever wondered what makes National Parks, Monuments, Memorials, Recreation Areas, Historic Sites, Battlefields, Preserves, etc... different, here is an explanation of what the designations mean and how they are managed.

[@kathleenmary1000]

My site was finally designated an NHL in late 2023! We're thrilled and honored. Thanks for this wonderful video. We'll share it to help our community fully understand the importance and breadth of the NPS!

[@megatheriumclub]

What is the site?

[@kathleenmary1000]

Barnum Institute of Science and History. 1893. It’s in Fairfield County, CT about an hour out of NYC.
Cheers!

[@sonofacheron]

This presentation is remarkably clear and informative. The beautiful photographs breathe life into what otherwise would be a dry and technical exercise. Also thank you for selecting tasteful and appropriate music. Well done.

[@megatheriumclub]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Wilderness-Will]

This is the best description of differences between the designations I've ever seen. Thank you for doing what you do!

[@megatheriumclub]

I’m thrilled there is an audience for this kind of content! Thanks for the feedback

[@tbone2397]

I love the building at the end kind of look Twisted with all of the windows what a beautiful city!

[@gtbkts]

Thanks for the awesome content and great info!

[@megatheriumclub]

My pleasure!

[@skpjoecoursegold366]

thank you.

[@megatheriumclub]

Welcome!

[@toshibavoodoo]

Cool!! More please..

[@megatheriumclub]

Thanks for watching! Do you have any requests for future videos?

[@derekschinke2512]

The US also has the Arctic Coast technically

[@spinlok3943]

What about National Forrests?

[@lovelyheiferdev]

US Forest Service is the agency you're looking for in this topic.

[@ronnybertram372]

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