All Internal Rights. Alki Beach in West Seattle, on Puget Sound. Photo by Jeff Marsh.

Great American Outdoors Act

Photo credit: Jeff Marsh/TNC

With the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act, U.S. Congress has made a historic investment in America’s public lands – an investment that will leave a positive legacy on American conservation for generations to come. This landmark legislation fully funds the Land and Water Conservation Fund which supports a wide range of parks and conservation projects – from local playgrounds and ball fields to wilderness areas and working forests. This legislation also inaugurates the National Parks and Public Land Legacy Restoration Fund which will support deferred maintenance and repairs in national parks and forests. Thanks to the efforts of outdoor advocates and Washington’s congressional delegation, Washington communities, visitors, and businesses will benefit for years to come.

Read more on the passage of the Great American Outdoors Act here.

You’ve made Washington proud!

Thank your senators and representatives for passing the Great American Outdoors Act.

Email Representative Kim Schrier or call her office at (202) 225-7761.

Email Representative Adam Smith or call his office at (202) 225-8901.

Email Representative Suzan DelBene or call her office at (202) 225-6311.

Email Representative Pramila Jayapal or call her office at (202) 225-3106.

Email Representative Derek Kilmer or call his office at (202) 225-5916.

Email Representative Denny Heck or call his office at (202) 225-9740.

Email Representative Jaime Herrera Beutler or call her office at (360) 695-6292.

Email Representative Rick Larsen or call his office at (425) 252-3188.

Email Representative Cathy McMorris Rodgers or call her office at (509) 684-3481.

Email Senator Maria Cantwell or call her office at (202) 224-3441.

Email Senator Patty Murray or call her office at (202) 224-2621.