National parks brand guidelines

Feds get new guidelines for e-bikes in national parks, forests. A visitor zooms through Grand Teton National Park on a rental e-bike during a one-day, 50-mile trip. (Angus M. Thuermer, Jr./WyoFile) JACKSON, Wyo. — A court ruling will make the Park Service review its sweeping permission as the Forest Service adds a new category of vehicle. There are many different types of plans developed by the NPS, some of which include general management plans (GMPs), wild and scenic river plans, visitor use management plans, wilderness plans, commercial services plans, implementation plans, strategic facility investment plans, development concepts plans, among others. This guide explains how best to use the brand across your own marketing materials and communications, to demonstrate your support and endorsement for the national park status. 3 Logo Minimum size Indemnity: You agree to defend, indemnify and hold NPF, its officers, directors, employees, and agents harmless from and against any claims, actions or demands, including, without limitation, reasonable legal and accounting fees, alleging or resulting from your use of the Material and the Site or your breach of the terms of this Agreement. According to an internal document, "The primary duty of the National Park Service is to protect the national parks and national monuments under its jurisdiction." Even in this early formation of a unified system that would eventually oversee 419 sites, the tensions that have always existed with regard to the parks are on view.