Park Conservancy
“The rugged beauty and dramatic landscapes of the Badlands draws nearly one million visitors from around the world to western South Dakota every year.”
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Please join us in congratulating Eric Veach, who has been selected as superintendent for Badlands NP!Eric has over 20 years of experience in resource and policy management at complex park operations both for the NPS and the Forest ServiceRead more here: www.nps.gov/orgs/1671/eric-veach-badl-superintendent.htm... See MoreSee Less
Adopt one of our majestic bison!The Badlands is home to over 1,200 bison, one of the largest federal bison herds in North America.By adopting a virtual bison, you are directly aiding in the protection and preservation of the lands they need to thrive. We hope you will consider helping us in our restoration efforts by adopting a bison today!Learn more here: badlandsconservancy.org/adoption.html... See MoreSee Less
Badlands National Park
grants visitors access to 244,000 acres of scenic landscapes, incredibly beautiful geological formations, and much more. The vast short grass prairies are home to a diverse array of wildlife, including the national mammal of the United States, the American bison and the endangered Black Footed ferret.
Photo by Bill Schreier
Once a prehistoric ocean,
Badlands National Park now contains one of the world’s richest fossil beds, preserved in layers of a grayish-black sedimentary rock called Pierre shale. Eventually the continental plates shifted, causing the land under the sea to rise and the water to retreat. Today, the colorful banding of the Badlands buttes is caused by fossilized soils; these soils tell researchers a great deal about the history of the Badlands.
The remote nature
of the Badlands conceals more than just fossils; in the Cold War era, thousands of missiles were hidden in plain sight for over 30 years, and hundreds still remain today. The Minuteman Missile National Historic Site is an iconic American landmark, and is a powerful Cold War remembrance.
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Badlands National Park
and Minuteman Mission National Historic Site are renowned American landmarks. Preserving their ecological, cultural, and historical resources for future generations is paramount; Badlands National Park Conservancy was created for this purpose.
Photo by JIm Blake
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It is very important to work with a broker that can help you build a safe trading strategy. Mrs Rebecca Wayne, work very hard to provide each and every one of her clients with the best trading experience. Please contact her, she will be glad to help you, Email: [email protected] WhatsApp :+18304848051
Please join us in congratulating Eric Veach, who has been selected as superintendent for Badlands NP!Eric has over 20 years of experience in resource and policy management at complex park operations both for the NPS and the Forest ServiceRead more here: www.nps.gov/orgs/1671/eric-veach-badl-superintendent.htm ... See MoreSee Less
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Adopt one of our majestic bison!The Badlands is home to over 1,200 bison, one of the largest federal bison herds in North America.By adopting a virtual bison, you are directly aiding in the protection and preservation of the lands they need to thrive. We hope you will consider helping us in our restoration efforts by adopting a bison today!Learn more here: badlandsconservancy.org/adoption.html ... See MoreSee Less
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"A trail is just a reductive word for someplace other people have already walked, and no one was really going to tell me where not to roam among most of the Black Hills National Forest’s 1.2 million public acres, an area about twice as big as Rhode Island"Amazing read on South Dakota's vast natural beauty:www.outsideonline.com/outdoor-adventure/hiking-and-backpacking/the-nps-has-a-message-for-visitors... ... See MoreSee Less
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