Today, Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum visited Mammoth Cave National Park in Kentucky. The visit focused on the park's geological and cultural importance. Burgum emphasized the Department of the Interior's commitment to keeping national parks open and accessible during the upcoming peak summer season.
During the visit, Secretary Burgum participated in a guided tour of the park's caves and historical sites, including notable areas like the Historic Entrance, Rotunda, and Methodist Church. He was accompanied by Congressman Brett Guthrie of Kentucky's 2nd District. Together, they met with Superintendent Barclay Trimble, park staff, and the management team to discuss the park's significance and ongoing project initiatives.
The visit coincided with National Park Week, an event that highlights the importance of maintaining public access to parks nationwide.
