National parks facing ‘nightmare’ under Trump, warns ex-director of service

The concerns raised by Jonathan Jarvis regarding the future of U.S. national parks under Donald Trump's administration reflect broader anxieties about environmental policy and governance. As Jarvis warns of the dangers posed by a federal government shutdown, the implications for conservation efforts become increasingly critical. This situation is compounded by ongoing legal challenges Trump faces, such as the recent revival of a criminal case related to election interference in Georgia. The intersection of political turmoil and environmental stewardship raises questions about the prioritization of public lands and biodiversity amid privatization pressures.