In Burgum’s first year, thousands of park employees were summarily fired or forced into retirement, adding up to a full 1/4 of the NPS’s permanent staff. As a result, our parks have been decimated while our Exterior Secretary gallivants around the world. nyti.ms/3WNi0Ay

This is just creepy and says a lot about this president’s mental state. bit.ly/46nUUWd

Burgum’s fail-by-design plan for America’s outdoors, outlined in the Trump-Burgum Project 2025 agenda, is 80% complete. His end goal? Selling off our public lands and privatizing our parks. We can’t let him take away our great outdoors for good. bit.ly/49OSToj

Okay, why is this old man hitting on his cheerleading cabinet secretary’s wife? Trump’s stream-of-consciousness laid bare that Burgum was never fit nor qualified to oversee America’s cherished parks and public lands. ​​bit.ly/4a4jsEJ

Voters in Montana and Idaho oppose “Selloff Steve” Pearce’s nomination to be director of the Bureau of Land Management, and it’s no wonder why: almost 100% said that public lands are important to their state. With Pearce, they’d be on the chopping block. bit.ly/3Z9i2E8

Rather than spend his first year actually doing his job and stewarding America’s Interior, Burgum took a wrecking ball to his department and kicked off a campaign of mass censorship in parks across the country, MAGA-washing history Trump doesn’t like. nyti.ms/4rmUasw

Burgum is working overtime to scrub our parks of any mentions of the climate crisis, as well as Black, Native American, and LGBTQ+ history. At the same time, his cronies have used their government positions to make a killing. Just ask Karen Budd-Falen. bit.ly/3YVITDC

The Trump administration has launched a $12 billion mining enterprise called “Project Vault,” the latest in a series of moves designed to boost extractive interests at the expense of taxpayers and our public lands. bit.ly/3NZGNQJ

Trump and Burgum’s shady “Freedom 250” celebration is peddling influence, possibly laundering money, and muzzling Congress’ nonpartisan celebration in the process. HNR Subcommittee Members must do their jobs, raise questions, and demand answers about this Trump-Burgum grift.

Wanna-be BLM head “Selloff Steve” Pearce has long seen our great outdoors as prime real estate for drilling and mining. That’s why he’s “one of the most deranged anti-public lands ideologues in political history” and shouldn’t be anywhere near the BLM. bit.ly/4rvZPwr

Democrats recently sent a letter to Doug Burgum, Chris Wright, Howard Lutnick, and Pete Hegseth asking for assurances that the Trump administration isn’t propping up mining companies for their own personal gain. We won’t hold our breath for transparency. bit.ly/45OXO6q

Trump and Burgum have spent a year fast-tracking approval to get as many mines as possible up and running, leaving out public input and skipping environmental reviews. Just ask Karen-Budd Falen, who exemplifies just how profitable public service can be. bit.ly/3LwxPth

Trump and Burgum’s “Freedom 250” celebration, a thinly-veiled influence peddling operation, is partnering with Christian nationalist organizations, and career employees at Interior are likely being made to promote and endorse it, despite its political and religious agenda.

After a year of Secretary of Censorship Doug Burgum abandoning his values to toe the Trump line, “it’s clear that he is more than a willing participant in Trump’s agenda; he is an engine powering the turn toward greater violence against land and people.” bit.ly/3Mvb8pZ

Trump’s new NPS nominee Scott Socha has zero experience in public service or conservation. He’s made a career out of extracting maximum profit from our national parks, not protecting them, and would fit right in with Burgum’s fiefdom of corrupt officials. bit.ly/4kEzuKz

Censorship Secretary Doug Burgum’s corrupt pay-for-play scheme is selling corporate sponsorships and access to Trump, starting at $1 million a pop. “If that sounds like a recipe for grift dressed up as a charitable donation, that’s because it is.” bit.ly/4aBaTBO

Those who have the most to lose if “Selloff Steve” Pearce is confirmed have a message for the U.S. Senate: reject him once and for all. Nearly 75% oppose him across Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico. To the Stewardship Caucus: Listen to your constituents. bit.ly/3OGf6ww

Save Our Parks applauds the Senators and Natural Resources Democrats who are demanding answers on Trump and Censorship Secretary Burgum’s influence-peddling scam. Between the pay-to-play structure and the anonymous, foreign donations, the whole thing reeks of corruption. bit.ly/4rfKHUa

Insider Trading In 3 Parts: 1: USA Rare Earth hires former Trump Interior Secretary Bernhardt to lobby the administration 2: Trump donors are allowed to buy into USA Rare Earth in a private round 3: The admin takes an equity stake in the company, sending stock prices soaring