Making America Beautiful Again by Improving Our National Parks

This Executive Order directs the Department of the Interior to revise pricing, access, and infrastructure policies for national parks and related lands. The goal is to increase revenue from foreign visitors, enhance affordability and access for U.S. residents, reduce maintenance backlogs, and encourage broader domestic and international use of underutilized parks. The order revokes a 2017 memorandum on diversity and inclusion and calls for agency rule reviews to align with the current administration's recreational access policy.

• Department of the Interior
• Department of Agriculture
• Department of State
• Executive Office of the President
• Office of Management and Budget (noted for budgetary coordination)

As soon as practicable

Develop a strategy to raise entrance and pass fees for nonresidents — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior (coord. with Department of Agriculture) Adjust prices for the America the Beautiful Pass and related passes sold to nonresidents — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior (coord. with Department of Agriculture) Use additional fee revenue to enhance park infrastructure and recreational access — Ongoing — Department of the Interior Improve services and affordability for U.S. residents at national parks — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior (coord. with Department of Agriculture) Promote international tourism to national parks, especially underutilized areas — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior (coord. with Department of State) Review the National Park Service maintenance backlog and implement the National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior Review and revise Department of the Interior rules and policies on public and recreational access — As soon as practicable — Department of the Interior Rescind access restrictions enacted during the prior administration, if found unnecessary — Following rule review — Department of the Interior Grant preferential treatment to U.S. residents under remaining access rules, consistent with law — Following rule review — Department of the Interior Revoke the 2017 Presidential Memorandum on Promoting Diversity and Inclusion — Immediate — Executive Office of the President

No known legal challenges.