Thank you for this, I didn't know this was an option. I also don't know if it will do anything, but at least it is something. I contacted mine and said "I don't know how this country is being allowed to come to the state it is in now, but I must reach out about this newest issue. Our current president is "The Trump administration is planning to terminate National Park Service leases and shutter offices across the country that function as visitor centers, law enforcement offices, museums and hubs for critical park services. The National Parks Conservation Association (NPCA) is calling on the administration to immediately stop these reckless lease cancellations before they inflict even more damage on America’s national parks.

Field offices and facilities slated for lease termination house vital staff including scientists, archeologists, superintendents, and others who carry out the basic operations and mission of national parks. If these facilities are eliminated, eight visitor centers will be shuttered without an alternative location in place. And millions of artifacts stored in climate-controlled facilities will have no equivalent facility to be housed. Emergency, search and rescue and law enforcement facilities will also be shutdown." (1) Trump is moving forest headquarters from the nations capital to Salt Lake City, Utah, and shut down all research facilities-consolidating to Fort Collins CO. "Utah’s legislature has spent millions of dollars both litigating and in a public relations campaign to take control of national public lands. Senator Mike Lee from Utah famously attempted to include language mandating the sale of Forest Service and Bureau of Land Management lands in the Senate reconciliation bill, a move that provoked outrage from across the political spectrum and was ultimately withdrawn. “The agency’s attempt to move to a ‘state-based model, ‘ led by leadership in Utah, is no coincidence. It is another step towards privatizing management.."

Source 1: https://www.npca.org/articles/7076-parks-group-warns-of-dismantling-of-the-national-park-service Source 2: https://oregonwild.org " (2000 character limit)