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The 56 pages that link to National Park Service, each with the reason it gives.

• Marine protected areaRelated: Land-park institutions helped shape approaches later adapted to marine areas.

• National parkRelated: Its founding formalized a national system for managing protected places.

• Yellowstone National ParkNarrower topic: The agency has administered Yellowstone since its creation in 1916.

• Smithsonian InstitutionCompared with: It also serves the public through heritage and science, but as a conventional executive agency.

• Frederick Law OlmstedRelated: Olmsted’s advocacy for public scenery anticipated later efforts to protect landscapes for broad access.

• John MuirRelated: Muir’s advocacy helped popularize the national-park idea later administered by this agency.

• ProgressivismBroader topic: The agency formalized federal stewardship of public lands amid Progressive conservation efforts.

• John D. Rockefeller Jr.Related: His donations and land acquisitions strengthened the park system the agency administers.

• Statue of LibertyRelated: The agency maintains the monument and manages public access to Liberty Island.

• Yosemite National ParkRelated: The agency has administered Yosemite since its formation.

• Ansel AdamsRelated: Adams’s images of national parks helped shape public appreciation of the lands the agency protects.

• National MallRelated: The agency administers the Mall and balances public access, preservation, and events.

• Wilderness ActRelated: The Act’s rules apply to wilderness units within national parks.

• National Historic LandmarkRelated: The agency researches nominations and supports the designation program.

• Carlsbad CavernsRelated: The agency administers the park and its cave access, research, and preservation.

• Civilian Conservation CorpsRelated: Its lands and projects were among the places where corps crews performed conservation work.

• El CapitanRelated: Its rules govern access, safety, and conservation in the park containing El Capitan.

• BASE jumpingRelated: Its rules prohibit BASE jumping in most national parks, including Yosemite, with limited exceptions.

• Wrangell–St. Elias National Park and PreserveNarrower topic: The agency administers the park and preserves its natural and cultural resources.

• Mount RushmoreRelated: The agency administers Mount Rushmore National Memorial.

• Natural monumentRelated: It administers numerous national monuments and illustrates how designation connects to long-term management.

• Death ValleyRelated: The agency oversees conservation and public access in Death Valley National Park.

• Great Smoky Mountains National ParkNarrower topic: The agency has administered the park since its establishment.

• Sequoia National ParkNarrower topic: The agency now administers the park as part of the national park system.

• Grand Teton National ParkNarrower topic: The agency administers the park and its natural and cultural resources.

• John Hope FranklinRelated: Franklin served on its advisory board, bringing historical expertise to public preservation.

• Mammoth Cave National ParkNarrower topic: The agency has administered the park since its establishment.

• Petrified Forest National ParkRelated: The agency administers the park’s fossils, archaeological resources, and visitor facilities.

• Recreational vehicleRelated: Its campgrounds and roads are frequent destinations for RV trips.

• White Sands National ParkRelated: The agency balances visitor access, habitat protection, and coordination with nearby military operations.

• Bryce Canyon National ParkRelated: The agency administers Bryce Canyon and its visitor facilities.

• Gateway ArchRelated: The agency administers the park containing the Arch and oversees its preservation and visitor services.

• Great Smoky MountainsRelated: It administers the national park covering much of the range.

• Joshua Tree National ParkRelated: It administers the park and its visitor services, conservation programs, and regulations.

• Redwood National and State ParksRelated: It jointly manages the network with California State Parks.

• Rocky Mountain National ParkNarrower topic: The agency administers the park’s resources, facilities, and visitor access.

• Arches National ParkNarrower topic: The agency administers Arches and carries out its conservation mandate.

• Badlands National ParkRelated: The agency administers the park and its natural and cultural resources.

• Cape HatterasRelated: It administers Cape Hatteras National Seashore amid competing demands for access and habitat protection.

• Craters of the Moon National Monument and PreserveRelated: The agency manages the monument in partnership with the Bureau of Land Management.

• Death Valley National ParkNarrower topic: The agency administers the park and balances preservation with visitor use.

• Jewel Cave National MonumentRelated: The agency administers the monument and its visitor and resource-protection programs.

• Mesa Verde National ParkRelated: The agency oversees preservation, research, and public access at Mesa Verde.

• Wind Cave National ParkRelated: The agency now manages the park’s cave, prairie, and public access.

• Acadia National ParkNarrower topic: The agency administers Acadia’s lands, facilities, conservation programs, and visitor services.

• Black Canyon of the Gunnison National ParkRelated: The agency administers the park and its visitor services.

• Crater Lake National ParkRelated: The agency manages the park’s resources, facilities, and visitor access.

• Delicate ArchRelated: The agency maintains access, interprets the landmark, and manages visitor impacts.

• Gates of the Arctic National Park and PreserveNarrower topic: The agency administers the park and preserve.

• Mount Rainier National ParkRelated: It administers Mount Rainier National Park and its visitor services.