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Western National Parks had the opportunity to interview Cam Solorio Juárez, Community Engagement and Outreach Coordinator and Public Information Officer at Saguaro National Park, about an exciting new initiative. “Parks for All” aims to increase accessibility at the Tucson park, through a universal design approach.

Western National Parks (WNP) recognizes the individuals, educators, and research efforts shaping the future of national parks and inspiring new park stewards.

TUCSON, Ariz. (April 27, 2026)—Out There: A National Parks Story—the acclaimed documentary that has inspired audiences across the country—is coming to Albuquerque for a special one-night-only screening at the historic KiMo Theatre on May 21.

Cultural program features authentic, handcrafted Navajo weavings and Native American-made jewelry, weaving demonstrations and storytelling at Lake Mead National Recreation Area, White Sands National Park, and Petroglyph National Monument in 2026

Cecilia Pfeiffer de Widt is a storyteller at heart. Through her unique approach to digital art, she intertwines history, imagination, and photography to create evocative pieces that spark curiosity and conversation. Her work is deeply rooted in storytelling traditions, influenced by her heritage, her passion for Indigenous histories, and her love of nature. Cecilia will exhibit her work at the Local Artist Expo at The National Parks Store on March 28 and 29, 2026, from 10 AM to 5 PM, with talks at 11 AM and 1 PM each day.

February 26, 2026, Tucson, Arizona // Western National Parks (WNP) is incredibly honored to receive the 2026 Outstanding Public Engagement Award from Public Lands Alliance for The National Park Experience Pavilion at the Tucson Festival of Books (TFOB)!

Join WNP at one of the United States’ largest book festivals, held on the University of Arizona’s Main Campus mall on March 14 & 15, 2026.

A Hopi‑Tewa artist and woman creator with roots spanning the Colorado Plateau, Monica Nuvamsa creates art that is at once deeply personal, culturally rich, and visually captivating.

Susan E. Libby and Kelley Wolfe—two Tucson-based artists inspired by wildlife, landscapes, and our national parks—are coming to The National Parks Store in Tucson, Arizona.

Nonprofit partner expands its support to strengthen visitor experiences and resource protection at Amistad National Recreation Area.