By Colleen Killingsworth | Fox 7 Austin
WASHINGTON – A committee of advisers delivered a set of recommendations to the Trump administration last month that they claim will revitalize America’s national parks and make a dent in the $11.9 billion maintenance backlog faced by the National Park Service.
The committee has recommended a broad range of changes, including updating the campground reservation process to allow partnerships with third-party websites to improve the reservation experience, pursuing initiatives that would provide vocational training for youth and veterans and even enabling wi-fi access and Amazon deliveries at specific campsites.
