Ugh...I don't want to get rid of Jon Stewart, though.

As if she's a wildland fire specialist and knows what "devastating" fire effects look like.

And proposing 1 single firefighting agency... again!

Red states expecting help... that's rich. Reap it!

Lesbian teen brutally beaten at Illinois McDonald's Police said the incident began when the two suspects, ages 19 and 16, made derogatory remarks about the victim’s sexual orientation.

Two teenagers, one a juvenile, brutally beat a 19-year-old woman inside a suburban McDonald's after making derogatory comments about her sexual orientation, according to local police.

Unbelievable! This is MAGA, and it makes me sick.

I would like to see your sources. Currently, there are less than 80 fire vacancies in the USFS across the country. And we haven't even gotten the RIF notices.

Federal employees impacted by Trump administration can turn to new legal support network A network of thousands of lawyers will offer free legal support after recent and “unprecedented” levels of concern from federal employees on their legal rights.

Calling all Federal Workers, this is pretty amazing and I'm so glad it has finally manifested! Multiple organizations have come together to orchestrate thousands of lawyers across the country providing pro-bono legal support. federalnewsnetwork.com/workforce-ri...

Oh great... we get to look like Iran. So much winning. 🤮

Yellow and orange text on a black background, with a photo of park visitors at an overlook where the view is completely obscured by wildfire smoke. Text reads: #NoParksWithout Clean Air When did you last visit a national park and think about...the air? Scientists at the NPS Air Resources Division monitor smog, smoke, and visibility. They partner with regulators and industries to reduce air pollution, so that you can actually SEE the sights you came to see!

Yellow and orange text on a black background, with a photo of a park ranger pointing features of a large glacier out to visitors. Text reads: #NoParksWithout Climate Response Experts at the NPS Climate Change Response Program help parks plan for ongoing sea level rise, increasing wildfire, and extreme weather based on the best available science. They also give rangers the tools to talk about the ways our parks are already changing.

Yellow and orange text on a black background, with a photo of the night sky and Milky Way over rocks and trees. Text reads: #NoParksWithout Dark + Quiet Scientists at the NPS Natural Sounds + Night Skies Division study baseline light and noise levels and help mitigate sources of pollution. The rare and special experience of dark skies and natural sounds is not a given in parks increasingly hemmed in by development.

The image is filled top to bottom with a list of NPS program titles at risk, in yellow and orange text. In large text, diagonally across it, is #no parks without. The list of programs reads: #NoParksWithout Air Resources Division. American Battlefield Protection Program. Archeology Program. Biological Resources Division. Budget Office. Climate Change Response Program. Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Units. Cultural Resources Geographic Information Systems Facility. Denver Service Center. Environmental Compliance + Response. Environmental Quality Division. Federal Lands to Parks Program. Fire + Aviation Management. Geologic Resources Division. Groundwork. Harpers Ferry Center. Heritage Documentation Programs. Inventory + Monitoring Division. IT Security Office. Land + Water Conservation Fund. Land Resources Division. Law Enforcement, Security + Emergency Services. Learning + Development. Major Construction Division. Museum Management Program. National Center for Preservation Technology + Training. National Heritage Areas Program. National Historic Landmarks Program. National NAGPRA Program. National Natural Landmarks Program. National Register of Historic Places Program. National Trails System. Natural Resources Office of Communications. Natural Sounds + Night Skies Division. Office of Communications. Office of International Affairs. Office of Legislative + Congressional Affairs. Office of Native American Affairs. Office of Partnerships + Philanthropic Stewardship. Office of Public Health. Office of Risk Management. Park Cultural Landscapes Program. Park Facility Management Division. Park Historic Structures Program. Park Planning + Special Studies. Regional Offices. Research Learning Centers. Rivers, Trails, + Conservation Assistance Program. State, Tribal, + Local Plans + Grants Division. Technical Preservation Services. Volunteers. Water Resources Division. Wild + Scenic Rivers Program. Wilderness Stewardship Division. Youth Programs Division.

We CANNOT do it without these subject matter experts

Today’s highlight: #NoParksWithout Science! 🔎

Comment with something new you learned TODAY that NPS does 🤯

Stay tuned for more! See the link in bio for a press release and info about the programs under threat.

Yellow text over a photo of a ranger and child in a forest reads: The NPS is preparing for another wave of mass firings as soon as this week. Leaked reports indicate cuts of nearly 25% across the Department of the Interior. These cuts would paralyze the agency’s ability to protect our parks.

Yellow and orange text over a photo of NPS scientists working at an archeological site reads: Due to the popularity of parks and public outcry (YOU!), staff in parks may be spared the axe. That’s a HUGE win. But there’s a catch. EVERY park depends on the technical support and leadership of staff beyond park boundaries. Join us to demand protection for our colleagues in specialized regional + national programs. Every day this week, we’ll be highlighting their critical work.

Yellow and orange text on a dark background with a photo of a park ranger in uniform holding a telemetry antenna for tracking wildlife. Text reads: #NoParksWithout Science + Stewardship The NPS Natural Resource Stewardship and Science Directorate exists for one reason: to help parks use the best available science to make management decisions. This is mandated by Congress in the NPS Omnibus Act of 1998. Read on for ways that NRSS scientists help protect parks.

Yellow and orange text on a dark background, with a photo of three NPS staff in waders with nets standing in a small stream surrounded by wetlands. Text reads: #NoParksWithout Ecological Monitoring Scientists in the NPS Inventory & Monitoring Division track the long-term health of our parks. Are wildlife populations healthy? Where is water quality changing? Are forests in trouble? Without this data, park managers are flying blind.

NPS is preparing for more firings. But they know parks are popular, so they’re trying to hide these cuts while gutting NPS from the inside out

They’re planning to go after regional and national offices. You wont meet these staff in a park, but they're specialists who are the backbone of the NPS 💚

Insider trading much.

N.C. Supreme Court halts decision requiring verification of 65,000 votes in tight judicial race The order temporarily pauses a ruling that had the potential to tip the results of a North Carolina Supreme Court race that the Democratic candidate currently leads by 734 votes.

JUST IN: North Carolina Supreme Court temporarily blocks a lower court’s ruling that would have required that more than 65,000 votes cast in the disputed 2024 state Supreme Court race be recounted and verified.

Wow...super bold standing behind his minions.

Shoutout to the unlawfully terminated USDA employee (not USFS, but still proud of our separated colleague) who spoke truth to power at this Wyoming town hall.

Green background with an illustration of a newt. “Protect me! I am an endangered species in Shenandoah National Park. HR 471 Fix our Forests Act undermines National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) and the Endangered Species Act. We, concerned citizens, wrote a letter opposing Fix our Forests Act. Help us by adding your name. We are personally sending it to the Senate committee reviewing the bill. HR 471 “…give the opportunity for the administration to exploit loopholes in NEPA, as well as the Endangered Species Act and judicial processes, is untenable. “ -Rep Stansbury, NM Art: Shenandoah National Park by @drawntoecology”

The Fix Our Forest Act is currently in the Senate Committee of Ag, Nutrition, and Forestry. This bill has calls to circumvent NEPA and undermine the Endangered Species Act. This will NOT “fix” our forests—it will only make it easier to cut trees without the proper review on environmental impacts.

For your friends who aren’t on socials, we officially have a website!

Judge blocks Trump administration from terminating $14 billion in 'green bank' grants A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration from terminating $14 billion in grants awarded to three climate groups by the Biden administration.

BREAKING: A federal judge blocks the Trump administration from ending $14 billion in climate grants.

It’s an endless sea of people in NYC… this movement is growing

One of so many sites — people showed up across the country yesterday to support veterans, the VA, and its employees

Keep showing up! And showing up for each other’s causes!

We are stronger together ✊✊✊

A park ranger in uniform with long dark hair stands facing away from the camera toward a forested landscape, holding a US flag.

GREAT NEWS from the courts today! Illegally-fired feds (including NPS) must be reinstated. BUT will DOI comply?

You know the drill, team! Let's tell DOI to follow the law and rehire rangers. Stand up for parks and public lands ✊

Script and addresses at tinyurl.com/RehireDOI

#RehirePublicServants

Thank God! Stand strong, Greenland!

Thank you, Rep Keating! I don't doubt that Rep McBride could stand up for herself, but I'm thankful you showed real support, compassion, and general kindness towards your fellow human being. MAGA is truly disgusting.

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🚨 Trump and Musk want to fire federal workers, gut public services, and hand our government to billionaires. We’re not letting that happen.

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This guy is bipolar!

So many zero bids!

And the results speak for themselves.

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