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Thanks again for all the birthday wishes (We're still getting confetti out of that hat) and for the opportunity to be a part of #ParkChat! Be safe and have fun exploring your national parks!pic.twitter.com/2Ga0k98oXm

Whew...it always goes by so fast! What a great #ParkChat!pic.twitter.com/OhAEUHE8QE

A11 #ParkChat As America’s storytellers, the National Park Service is committed to telling the history of all Americans and continue to work towards making parks more accessible and inclusive.pic.twitter.com/T2zynU88wW

Q11 #ParkChat Birthdays are a great time to look back but also an opportunity to think about what’s next. What are some ways the NPS can ensure that future generations have the opportunity to learn from and enjoy our nation’s parks for years to come?pic.twitter.com/4v78Wquohb

A10 #ParkChat You can make our great places better. Get involved at https://bit.ly/2TQZ56B pic.twitter.com/IwUTw8Kcen

A9 Also, we've got pictures! Don't forget to follow the @NatlParkService on Facebook and Instagram! #parkchatpic.twitter.com/EPTs8fQpLm

Q10 #ParkChat Volunteering is a great way for people of all ages to get involved with their parks. Have you volunteered at a national park or been inspired to seek out more opportunities to help out?pic.twitter.com/OFpOL1sXFf

A9 #ParkChat Oooh...salmon to the face. A metaphor for so many things? Alright, who hasn't lost an afternoon watching the @KatmaiNPS bear cams? (They only miss when YOU happen to watch them.) https://bit.ly/2WrKPGD pic.twitter.com/gurRzl3ItD

Q9 #ParkChat Sometimes you can’t always get to a park in person. However, many parks offer ways to connect virtually. Have you discovered the new #NPSApp or maybe found an online activity (how about those bear cams?) to connect with?pic.twitter.com/5LJyl3UJij

A8 #ParkChat Anyone into kayaking? Climbing? Swimming? Wildlife watching? As always, we must plug safety! Follow rules and regs and s'more safely. It's the simple things!pic.twitter.com/6FVdLnATuT

Q8 #ParkChat Parks across the country provide opportunities for recreational activities from the casual sightseer to the experienced adventurer. (Safely, of course!) What are some park activities you’ve found most enjoyable or maybe one that surprised you?pic.twitter.com/o2s7kA0AGg

A7 #ParkChat Share some of your homemade scrapbooks or favorite park photos! #MakingMemories #MyParkScrapbookpic.twitter.com/mE5a0VVSSb

Q7 #ParkChat Generations of people have visited national parks and continue to create new memories. Videos, artwork, poetry, photographs, passport stamps...the possibilities are endless. How do you capture or share your park memories & experiences?pic.twitter.com/CEb2tYfJM6

A6 #ParkChat Although best known for scenic parks, over half the areas of the National Park System preserve places and commemorate events and activities important in the nation's history. Image: @PearlHarborNPSpic.twitter.com/epokIswJ9Y

Q6 #ParkChat Parks can also provide context for national conversations and help define who we are as a nation. What are some sites you’ve visited that led to moments of reflection, inspiration, or encouraged you to learn more?pic.twitter.com/cKxHS9Z90a

A5 #ParkChat Find more parks, like @WomensRightsNPS, @BethuneNHS, @MLKJrNHPNPS, and more that commemorate great movements and change at https://bit.ly/3yhcxDr pic.twitter.com/ZQzNciWwFj

A5: #ParkChat Learn more about Pullman's Labor Day events at https://bit.ly/38keVhX pic.twitter.com/URIT8HBVLc

Q5 #ParkChat Chicago's Pullman National Monument preserves important moments in our nation’s history. Labor Day weekend marks the opening of the new Pullman Visitor Center & Pullman State Historic Site grounds. Have you visited a park that commemorates a moment of change?pic.twitter.com/aG89K2M8aw