$105 million fund launched for new Yellowstone National Park infrastructure, education
SALT LAKE CITY (KSL) — A new fund launched in a public-private partnership seeks to help maintain upgrades at the world’s first national park. The National Park Service announced that it has reached an agreement with Tallgrass Energy Partners — an energy subsidiary of the Blackstone Group — and Yellowstone Forever on a $105 million […] The National Park Service has launched a $105 million fund through a public-private partnership with Tallgrass Energy Partners, an energy subsidiary of the Blackstone Group, and Yellowstone Forever. The fund will raise money for future stewardship projects, new infrastructure improvements, and new educational experiences for Wyoming students and visitors. A new $35 million visitor center at Norris Geyser Basin is among the projects being considered. The announcement comes amid concerns about funding for National Park service projects. The National Park System will retain all management decisions tied to the funding.
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SALT LAKE CITY (KSL.com) — A new fund launched in a public-private partnership seeks to help maintain upgrades at the world’s first national park.
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