Jonathan’s Substack
Jonathan B. JarvisMy personal Substack
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Unworthy stewards of our parks and public lands
Grand Canyon National Park
After several centuries of taking lands from Native Americans, in 1849, Congress established the Department of the Interior as the steward of the lands and waters that remained in public ownership. There were not...
“Show me your budget and I will tell you your policy”
George Hartzog, Jr. was a legendary director of the National Park Service, leading the agency through one of his largest growth periods, designed to welcome home the WW2 veterans and their families with new visitor centers and new parks. He...
Positive Conservation Story #2
We need stories of inspiration, obstacles overcome through collaboration, persistence, science, community and commitments by extraordinary people. With 40 years of conservation work in the National Park Service I have been witness to, a sup...
Reservations are a Tool for National Park Preservation
A long line of vehicles queue up to enter Arches National Park in 2013. Photo by Leah Hogsten/ The Salt Lake Tribune
In the summer of 2022, I traveled through the National Parks of Utah with four of my old college friends. With my long car...
A Border Wall through Big Bend National Park is a really bad idea.
In 1943, intense pressure fell upon the leadership of the National Park Service (NPS) to authorize logging of old growth Sitka spruce in Olympic National Park for the construction of airplanes for WW2. Similar calls for logging to support t...
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Jon Jarvis served for 40 years with the National Park Service (NPS) as ranger, biologist and superintendent in national parks across the country and as the 18th Director of the NPS, serving from 2009 to 2017.
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