For more information about National Park Service air resources, please visit http://www.nature.nps.gov/air/.


Air Quality
Air quality affects all areas of the planet and has become an issue for many National Parks. The National Park Service is working to monitor and understand the impacts of air pollution at National Parks.
What can we do about the air?
Protecting air quality, and resources sensitive to air quality, in the National Park System is a complex task that includes: active research and monitoring about the amount and effects of pollution in NPS areas; advocacy for pollution controls when they are likely to affect NPS areas; and education about the importance of clean healthy air to the NPS.
Learn more about:
- Oil & Gas Memorandum of Understanding addressing air quality
- Air quality health advisories
- Current weather and ozone conditions in 30+ national park areas
- The latest conditions and trends for NPS air quality
- Our efforts to protect visibility by commenting on Regional Haze plans
Other NPS Air Resources
Last Updated: January 10, 2012



