Tell Congress: Plastic Doesn't Belong in Our National Parks

Plastic has been found everywhere — from the deep ocean to the rain in our national parks. Unfortunately, the Department of the Interior recently ended a policy to reduce single-use plastics in our national parks and other important public lands.  

Now we need Congress to act.  

By ending the sale and distribution of single-use plastic products, such as plastic bags, beverage bottles, and foam foodware, across all 433 national park sites, including Grand Canyon, Acadia, Yellowstone, Channel Islands, and Denali National Parks, and supporting more water refill stations in the parks, Congress can protect our parks from plastic pollution.     

Ask your members of Congress to make our national parks plastic-free.