WEST GLACIER, Mont. (AP) — National parks must do a better job of attracting more minority visitors and employees or else risk becoming irrelevant in the future, the retiring superintendent of Glacier National Park said.
More diversity among park visitors and National Park Service workers will better ensure the nation’s most protected landscapes remain that way, Chas Cartwright said.
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