The National Park Service oversees 11 sites, six trails in Pennsylvania. Visitors to these sites spend $426 million a year in and around these sites.

A pro-labor news outlet is putting up seven billboards across Richmond this week to protest the Trump administration's cuts to national parks. The big picture: More Perfect Union launched a multimillion-dollar national ad blitz in more than 40 cities decrying the gutting of "one of our nation's most treasured assets.

Trump administration proposed cuts include slashing $900 million from national park operations, which make up 86% of the Park Service’s total budget. This money supports daily activities, programs and visitor services at park units. It also helps protect resources and maintain facilities.