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@Interior
Stewarding Conservation and Powering Our Future. For News and Policy: @InteriorPress47.
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    6h
    This week, National Park Service officials helped lead search and rescue efforts following devastating flooding at the Grand Canyon. Plus, new action on American Energy Dominance and more than $20 million raised for the national park system through the foreign visitor fee.
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  • @Interior
    U.S. Department of the Interior
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    Here’s to the weird, the wonderful and the wonderfully weird. From manatees and roseate spoonbills to Pacific lampreys, wildlife across America’s public lands comes in every shape and size. Here's to all the incredible creatures that make our country unique.
    Two manatees swimming gracefully in clear turquoise water surrounded by lush green trees and blue sky.
    Roseate spoonbill standing in dark water with its reflection visible beneath it.
    Close-up of several lamprey mouths showing circular, toothed suction discs underwater.
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  • @Interior
    U.S. Department of the Interior
    @Interior
    Sep 3
    Apparently, someone got their national parks mixed up. Looking at you, rainbow. 🌈 This rainbow was spotted arching over Canyonlands National Park in Utah. Arches National Park, meanwhile, is about 30 miles down the road.
    Wooden sign for Canyonlands National Park with a faint rainbow arching in the clear blue sky behind it.
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  • @Interior
    U.S. Department of the Interior
    @Interior
    Sep 3
    On Sept. 3, 1783, the Treaty of Paris officially recognized what American patriots had fought and sacrificed for a free and independent United States. The road to freedom ran through Yorktown, where a decisive victory over the British helped secure our independence. Photo at
    Sunlight bathes a rustic zigzag wooden fence stretching across a golden field with trees in the background.
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  • @Interior
    U.S. Department of the Interior
    @Interior
    Sep 2
    This frequent flyer runs almost entirely on flower power. Rufous hummingbirds can migrate nearly 4,000 miles, fueling up on nectar and insects along the way. Photo by Jake Bonello/USFWS
    A small hummingbird hovers mid-air near a red and yellow flower bud against a soft green background.
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