U.S. Department of the Interior

Stewarding Conservation and Powering Our Future.
For News and Policy: @InteriorPress47.

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From unleashing American energy to protecting our treasured landscapes, Interior is working every day to put America first. 🇺🇸

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The skies are getting crowded, and we couldn't be happier.

Fall migration brings thousands of birds along the Pacific Flyway. @BLMNational's Cosumnes River Preserve, provides vital habitat for sandhill cranes, ducks and geese to rest and refuel.

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It's a TUMBLEWEED TAKEOVER.

Strong winds at Scotts Bluff National Monument in Nebraska occasionally send thousands of tumbleweeds rolling across the landscape, piling up in massive drifts that can completely block roads.

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@LolaDotz We support this.

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@smokelahomajoe This photo is from yesterday. It's almost peak color in the park. Temps during the day have been low 60s and upper 30s at night.

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Fall is bulking season.

As winter approaches, black bears at Shenandoah National Park are busy packing on the pounds. Acorns are a favorite fall food, providing a calorie-rich feast that helps bears build fat reserves before heading to their dens.

Bulk. Nap. Repeat.

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A birthday gift from Teddy Roosevelt to YOU, America!

October 27 is a fee-free day at national parks and other participating public lands in honor of TR's birthday.

Celebrate the man who helped shape America's conservation legacy by getting outside.

Plan your adventure now.

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The Department of the Interior's Indian Affairs works in partnership with tribes to support their sovereignty, advance tribal priorities and strengthen Native communities for generations to come.

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Tribal nations have rich histories, cultures and strong traditions that continue to thrive today. Through their languages, stewardship of ancestral lands, enduring sovereignty and generations of knowledge, tribes remain an essential part of America’s past, present and future.

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Hot moose summer is over. Welcome to cool moose fall, also known as rut.

At Grand Teton National Park, bull moose are roaming in search of females, sizing up the competition and putting those massive antlers to the test.

Photo by Kevin Yu Shi

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World-class science. Extraordinary energy potential.

@USGS estimates 96 trillion cubic feet of undiscovered natural gas on Alaska’s North Slope. Interior science is helping reveal the resources that could power America’s future. https://t.co/UplDWVkZ5F

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🪶 Advancing cases. Pursuing justice. Fighting for answers.
The @BIAOJS' Missing and Murdered Unit works alongside @FBI and tribal law enforcement partners to advance investigations, pursue justice and help bring answers to families across Indian Country.

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Who will be crowned the “Bat-tiest of Them All”? 🦇 Our Bat Beauty Contest is almost here, and the contestants are hanging out, prepping their best wing styles and fang-tastic looks! Get ready to swoop in and vote for your favorite bat starting October 24th. Will it be a dazzling fruit bat or a mysterious night flyer that wins your heart? The winner will be revealed on Halloween Day—so don’t miss out on the fun! 🦇✨

Stay tuned for profiles, photos, and plenty of batty puns. Let’s celebrate the charm, diversity, and importance of these incredible creatures together! Your vote could help decide which bat takes home the title. 🏆

Ready to go batty for beauty? Mark your calendars and join the fun!

📸: Myotis Thysanodes Cluster by Shawn Thomas, @BatConIntl

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There's a new national park in town and a sign to prove it.

@SecretaryBurgum joined park staff to celebrate the designation of Chiricahua National Park in Arizona as America's 64th national park.

A new name for one of America's most spectacular landscapes.

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Chiricahua’s towering rock spires, rich Apache heritage and remarkable biodiversity make it one of America’s most extraordinary landscapes.

This new designation will shine a national spotlight on one of Arizona’s hidden gems, creating opportunities to welcome more visitors, strengthen local economies and share this incredible landscape with more Americans.

Read more ⬇️

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Just in time for fall, the Blue Ridge Parkway has reached a major milestone!

In September, the @natlparkservice completed more than $100 million in improvements along 75 miles of this iconic road in western North Carolina, thanks to funding from the Great American Outdoors Act.

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The rocks aren’t the only stars here. There are coatis, too!

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America’s newest national park is rock solid!

Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."

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This spectacular Arizona landscape was shaped by massive volcanic eruptions and millions of years of erosion, creating the towering rock pinnacles that define Chiricahua National Park today.

Photos by Sean Parker

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America’s newest national park is rock solid!

Chiricahua is officially our 64th national park. Welcome to the "Wonderland of Rocks."

[Secretary Doug Burgum @SecretaryBurgum]

Honored to be in Arizona celebrating our newest national park, Chiricahua National Park!

This designation recognizes the national significance of one of the most remarkable landscapes in the United States. Thank you @POTUS and @RepCiscomani for making this happen!

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More than 120 years ago, President Theodore Roosevelt laid the cornerstone of Yellowstone’s iconic gateway, enshrining the promise that our national parks exist for the benefit and enjoyment of the American people.

This gift honors that legacy, helping preserve and protect @YellowstoneNPS for generations to come.