Some icons may fall, but legends live on. For decades, the Rio Grande cottonwood at White Sands National Park, welcomed visitors and became one of the park's most recognizable landmarks. This black-and-white photo was taken in 1959, when the tree was already well established. 🧵

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    As the sun rises over Bombay Hook National Wildlife Refuge, the marsh becomes a masterpiece of color and reflection. Home to one of the largest remaining tidal salt marshes in the…

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    Soft launching into the weekend like...

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    This week, we marked one year of @POTUS making D.C. Safe and Beautiful Again, supported our wildland firefighters in the West and advanced American Energy Dominance with a major G…

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    More casts. More hunts. More access. We just announced the largest expansion of hunting and fishing opportunities in @USFWS history. More than 92 million acres of National Wildlif…

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    On Navajo Code Talkers Day, we honor the extraordinary Marines whose unbreakable code became one of America's greatest military advantages in WWII. Their courage and ingenuity hel…

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    One year of making DC safe and beautiful again. Across our nation’s capital, iconic spaces are getting the care and attention they deserve. The fountains are flowing, and DC is sh…

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