Clean air, the thing we can't see yet need. It is essential to the health of park visitors and our communities, and is important to the wellbeing of the natural environment, including all plants and animals. Air quality has improved in national parks and across our country over the last 30 years. However, almost all of our parks are still impacted by air pollution. Monitoring air quality is, therefore, how the National Park Service stays up-to-date with ever-changing air conditions.
Explore our air quality visualizer to see park-specific data, conditions, and trends and other related resources below.
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ResourcesConditions & TrendsFind and visualize park-specific air quality data, conditions, and trends
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ResourcesEffects on NatureLearn more about how air pollution affects the nature at our national parks
Last updated: March 25, 2022