America Could Get a New National Park: What We Know
Summary
The National Park Service (NPS) is studying the Los Angeles coastline to see if parts should become a new national park. The study will look at areas from Will Rogers State Beach to Torrance Beach and will decide if they have enough natural, cultural, and recreational value to be a national park.Key Facts
- The study is for the Los Angeles coast, from Will Rogers State Beach to Torrance Beach.
- This area includes Santa Monica Bay, San Pedro coastline, and Ballona Creek.
- The study was authorized by Congress in 2022.
- NPS will assess the area's national significance, uniqueness, size, suitability, and management feasibility.
- A recommendation will be made to Congress or may require a presidential decision for the creation of a new park.
- The final decision needs Congress or a presidential proclamation.
- Public input is being gathered until April 6, with meetings scheduled for February 11 and March 11.
- NPS currently manages other coastal sites in California, like Point Reyes and Santa Monica Mountains.
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