Stephanie McCullough, Author at The Ranger Desk

Why Every Generation Will Have To Fight For Its Rights Anew

Rights are not won and then forever granted. Every generation will have to fight for its rights anew. That work is a gift, not a burden.

Women’s Rights National Historical Park was created in 1980 to honor the first Women’s Rights Convention held in the United States.

The US Secretary of the Interior recently ordered more federal lands to be opened for hunting. Here’s why hunting would harm national parks.

The Trump Administration removed an exhibit about slavery from a national park site. The public outrage should inspire all of us to hope.

African Burial Ground National Monument is considered the largest colonial-era cemetery in America for enslaved and free Africans.

In the last year, America’s public lands have been under attack from the Trump Administration, but now finally some good news.

Both American democracy and America’s national parks have received catastrophic wounds this past year. Can they heal?

For over 60 years, Ellis Island was the busiest and most iconic entry point for those immigrating to the United States.

Travel, novel experiences, and nature have all been shown by science to have a beneficial impact on our mental health.

America’s public lands have the popularity President Trump wishes he had. Here are five ways they are more popular than him and his policies.