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When leaked data revealed a plan to remove hundreds of historic signs, one outdoorsman created an interactive guide to archive them before t
When leaked data revealed a plan to remove hundreds of historic signs, one outdoorsman created an interactive guide to archive them before they disappear forever.
When public lands advocate Mike Beebe saw the Trump Administration erasing stories from America’s national parks, he took action.
Since March 2025, the Trump Administration has removed or altered hundreds of signs and exhibits in national parks across the country, covering controversial topics ranging from climate change and pollution to slavery and Indigenous history. That’s why Beebe, 42, created MissingParkHistory.org, an interactive website that documents every piece of media flagged for removal. A resident of California and father of two, Beebe says he grew up outside, backpacking and camping on public land.
“The outdoors, and our national parks, have always been important to me,” he told Outside. He briefly served as a ranger in Mount Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, worked for the advocacy group Sierra Club, and taught math in rural North Carolina.
“That teaching experience, in particular, really opened my eyes to the deep injustices and inequities our country still faces,” he said. Beebe says he saw those same inequities playing out on a national scale when Trump enacted a March 2025 executive order mandating the Department of the Interior (DOI), the agency that manages national parks and other public lands, to remove signs that disparage past or living Americans.
I'm heading over there tomorrow to take pictures and buy any books that remain that detail the role of women and minorities in cryptologic history.
What does this even mean?
Cryptology is the scientific study of secure communication. It involves creating and solving codes, also known as encryption and decryption. Cryptology is used to protect sensitive data and ensure secure communication in many fields, including banking, messaging, and government.
National Park Service also sued for removing rainbow Pride flag from Stonewall national monument in New York
Was a quick read, a lot we already know, but a good reminder
Was the white goop cum from the vecnussy or....?
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