Decarbonize the Parks in the Media
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DECARBONIZE THE PARKS IN THE MEDIA
NPLSF's nation-leading collaborative initiative to decarbonize our 5 National Parks is generating coverage in media across the region and beyond!​​​
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Unspoiled – Flying to and touring Isle Royale National Park
King Air Magazine
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Decarbonize the Parks Initiative Nearly a Year In and Gaining Carbon-Reduced Traction
Boreal
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Around the Circle This Week - Reducing the Carbon Footprint
Lake Superior Magazine
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U.P.'s national parks push green initiatives
UPword Michigan
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Lake Superior parks push for net-zero emissions
Printed media outlets, including Peoria Journal Star, the Des Moines Register and the Columbus Dispatch
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Apostle Islands, other Lake Superior national parks aggressively seek net zero carbon emissions
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
Michigan Advance
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Apostle Islands, other Lake Superior national parks aggressively seek net zero carbon emissions
AOL
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
Great Lakes Now
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
WXPR
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
Detroit Public Radio
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Lake Superior warming fast; push is on to cut energy at Pictured Rocks, parks
Bridge Michigan
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
WCMU Public Media
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Lake Superior is warming fast. Its national parks are starting work to cut fossil fuels
Interlochen Public Radio
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National Parks of Lake Superior Will Begin Implementing De-carbonizing Plans in 2024
Keweenaw Report
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Electric mowers, solar tech: U.P.’s national parks lead efforts to move away from fossil fuels
MLive
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Lake Superior’s National Parks Are Modeling Decarbonization
The Great Northern
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Pictured Rocks takes a green approach to park maintenance
UPword Michigan
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Group plans to 'decarbonize' Lake Superior parks
WOOD-TV
Pictured Rocks ditches gas-powered gear to reduce emissions and noise
MLive
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Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore Testing Electric Trail Maintenance Equipment
National Parks Traveler​
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Some U.S. national parks are trying to go carbon-free. What does that mean for visitors?
National Geographic
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Supporters plan climate-friendly environment for Lake Superior parks
Midland Daily News
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Can U.S. National Parks Truly Go Carbon-Free? The Answer Lies in Lake Superior
Afar​
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Supporters plan climate-friendly environment for Lake Superior’s five national parks
Great Lakes Echo
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Greenstone Newspaper - Isle Royale National Park
What Is Decarbonization? National Parks Near Lake Superior Are Taking Action
Green Matters
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Lake Superior National Parks Launches Decarbonization Plan
Smart Energy Decisions​
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National Parks Around Lake Superior Launch Ambitious Plan to Decarbonize
DC Report
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National Parks Surrounding Lake Superior to Begin Decarbonizing Facilities
ABC affiliate in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan/Thunder Bay, Ontario
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Lake Superior Parks Unveil Decarbonization Plan
Daily Mining Gazette
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Askov Finlayson Gives $250K to National Parks ‘Decarbonizing’ Plan
Twin Cities Business
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Willdan Creates Decarbonization Plan for 5 National Parks in Lake Superior Region
Business Wire
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Five Parks Along Lake Superior Plan To Go Carbon Free
National Parks Traveler
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The Test Case for Decarbonizing Our National Parks Is Underway
Inside Hook
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Michigan Public Radio Stateside Report
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5 Lake Superior National Parks Going Carbon-Free
Duluth News Tribune
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5 Parks Along Lake Superior Among 1st National Parks to Go Green
ClickOnDetroit
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Lake Superior’s National Parks to Begin Efforts to Decarbonize
Keweenaw Report
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National Parks on Lake Superior Shoreline to Go Carbon-Free
MinnPost
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5 Lake Superior National Parks Going Carbon-free
Superior Telegram
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Group Plans to ‘Decarbonize’ Lake Superior Parks
NBC affiliate in Grand Rapids, MI
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National Parks Along Lake Superior to Be First to Fully Decarbonize
MLive