Our public lands belong to all of us. Take action together to protect them!
Yosemite National Park is the crown jewel in our national park system. Like all public lands, this park is shared by every one of us. It is not Donald Trump's to give away.
Backpacking Outings trip to Yosemite by trip leader Pasi Kaunisto.
In 1890, John Muir worked with Congress and public activists to establish Yosemite National Park. Two years later, Muir founded the Sierra Club to protect more irreplaceable outdoor landscape and natural resources, like Yosemite.
friend, now, Trump is trying to carve up Yosemite to make a private real-estate development more profitable. He wants to give a private equity development company access to a portion of Yosemite National Park through a secret proposal.
At a time when so much divides us, public lands remain one of the few places that all Americans share. From local forests and rivers to national parks and monuments, these places are part of our shared legacy.
If Trump can trade away part of Yosemite to benefit a developer, every national park or other protected landscape becomes vulnerable to the next well-connected private interest.
Yosemite, Big Bend, Grand Staircase-Escalante, and Bears Ears have all been threatened in recent months. Enough is enough!
Irreplaceable landscapes like these represent the shared nature, culture, and history that connects all of us, playing a critical role in educating future generations on the legacy of our nation, natural places, and people.
We will not allow our public lands and waters to become playgrounds for billionaires and corporate polluters. We know you will help us use every tool at our disposal to protect Yosemite.
Please consider making a donation to support the Sierra Club Foundation's vital work. Your gift will give us the resources we need to fight for our shared public lands, hold our leaders accountable, and ensure a brighter, sustainable future for all.
