The Trump administration has removed or amended dozens of exhibits, signs, films, and educational materials at national parks and historic sites after they were found to “disparage Americans” or because they concentrated on topics unrelated to the “beauty, abundance, and grandeur of the natural landscape,” according to a federal court filing.
The filing lists the status of interpretive materials at multiple National Park Service units following a review conducted under Executive Order 14172.
The filing, part of an ongoing civil case, repeatedly highlights content that “disparages Americans past or living” or is “unrelated to beauty, abundance, and the grandeur of natural landscape,” including claims that certain materials are “out of compliance with” the executive order….