National Park Foundation

The National Park Foundation (NPF), established by Congress in 1967, serves as the official nonprofit partner of the National Park Service, dedicated to protecting and enhancing America's national parks for future generations. With a rich legacy rooted in citizen activism, the Foundation generates private support and builds strategic partnerships to ensure the preservation of these national treasures.

NPF actively engages in various projects, focusing on landscape and wildlife conservation, youth education, outdoor exploration, and cultural history. This includes initiatives like coral conservation in Biscayne National Park and programs that promote resilience and sustainability. Additionally, the Foundation fosters community connections with nature through opportunities such as the GoParks newsletter, which provides park news and travel ideas.

By offering multiple ways to support, including donations, memberships, and estate planning, the National Park Foundation empowers individuals to champion the cause of conservation. Through its efforts, NPF continues to inspire a deep appreciation for America’s parks, ensuring their enjoyment for generations to come.