Honoring 250 years of America: Interior Department hits the road for Great American Expedition
The Department of the Interior is launching the Great American Expedition to celebrate America's 250th birthday. This initiative involves visiting national parks and monuments while promoting education and patriotism through the presentation of a commemorative flag. The journey aims to connect Americans with their history and encourage community involvement across the country.
- ▪The Great American Expedition will document a journey across the United States in honor of America's 250th birthday.
- ▪Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum emphasized the importance of preserving the stories of iconic landscapes and landmarks.
- ▪An interactive map lists over 100 locations selected for the expedition, and individuals can host their own events before December 2026.
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In honor of America’s 250th birthday, the Department of the Interior is documenting a journey across the United States with the Great American Expedition. Officials from the department will visit national parks, wildlife refuges, and monuments, among other places, all with a commemorative flag in tow. Recommended Stories WATCH LIVE: Trump to announce $700 million in coal support Trump to use wartime powers to spend $700 million to boost coal plants and exports DC Water recommends residents reduce water usage as region sees drought watch “The Great American Expedition is already inspiring pride, patriotism, and a renewed appreciation for the places that tell the story of our country.
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