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How to help national parks without soaking American families

If the National Park Service moves ahead with its latest proposal to drastically increase entrance fees, countless American families will be locked out of the natural beauty and grandeur of our national parks.

Last week, the park service put forward a plan to more than double the current admission price for 17 parks during peak visitation season, hoping to raise $68.6 million in additional revenue in the first year.

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