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<h1>National Parks FAQ</h1>

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    <dt>How many people visit the national parks?</dt>
    <dd>Total recreation visitors to the national parks in 2018: 318,211,833.</dd>

    <dt>How old is the National Park System?</dt>
    <dd>The National Park Service was created by an act signed by President Woodrow Wilson on August 25, 1916.</dd>

    <dt>How many employees are in the National Park Service?</dt>
    <dd>Permanent, temporary, and seasonal employees: More than 20,000</dd>

    <dt>What is the origin of the National Park Service arrowhead?</dt>
    <dd>The arrowhead was authorized as the official National Park Service emblem by the Secretary of the Interior on July 20, 1951.</dd>

    <dt>How many areas are in the National Park System?</dt>
    <dd>The system includes 419 areas covering more than 85 million acres in every state, the District of Columbia, American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands.</dd>

    <dt>What is the largest national park site?</dt>
    <dd>Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve, AK, at 13.2 million acres.</dd>

    <dt>What is the National Park Service budget?</dt>
    <dd>Fiscal Year (FY) 2014 Enacted: $2.98 billion.</dd>

    <dt>Can I bring my pet to a national park?</dt>
    <dd>Some national parks welcome pets—in developed areas, on many trails and campgrounds, and in some lodging facilities.</dd>

    <dt>How do I apply for a job with the National Park Service?</dt>
    <dd>National Park Service jobs, including both permanent and seasonal positions, are listed on USAJOBs.</dd>

    <dt>What do I need to know about driving off road in national parks?</dt>
    <dd>Before you head out, check with the national parks that you intend to visit. In many national parks, off-road driving is illegal. Where off-road driving is allowed, the National Park Service regulates it.</dd>
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<h1>Parks List</h1>
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    <h3 id="yosemite-heading">Yosemite National Park</h3>
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        <li>Located in California</li>
        <li>Yosemite had 3.3 million visitors in 2021.</li>
        <li>When Did It Become A National Park? On October 1, 1890, Yosemite became a national park.</li>
        <li>Climate: Weather tends to be quite variable. It can be hot, cold, dry, rainy, or snowy</li>

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    <h3 id="grand-canyon-heading">Grand Canyon</h3>
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        <li>Grand Canyon National Park is bigger than the entire state of Rhode Island.</li>
        <li>The canyon is full of hidden caves.</li>
        <li>Despite being the most famous, the Grand Canyon is not actually the world’s deepest canyon.</li>
        <li>The canyon is full of fossils.</li>
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    <h3 id="hot-springs-heading">Hot Springs National Park</h3>
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        <li>There Are 26 Miles of Hiking Trail Inside Hot Springs National Park</li>
        <li>It Is the Smallest National Park in the United States</li>
        <li>The Spring Water Is Safe to Drink</li>
        <li>Hot Springs National Park Contains No Federally Endangered or Threatened Species</li>

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