New poll finds broad support for wildlife conservation in national parks


A new poll released this November by the National Parks Conservation Association found widespread and bipartisan support for wildlife conservation efforts in national parks.

The poll specifically surveyed public opinion related to climate change, development, wildlife corridors, habitat connectivity, pollution and the Endangered Species Act, among other topics.

The survey found that most Americans (88%) agree that more needs to be done to safeguard wildlife in national parks and that 83% believe climate change threatens national park wildlife.

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