H. Res. 483 recognizes the 63rd anniversary of Big Bend National Park in west Texas and honors the National Park Service for their service to the Big Bend region and Big Bend National Park. Big Bend National Park is a spectacular 800,000-acre scenic treasure on the Rio Grande in west Texas. The park protects the largest representative example of the Chihuahuan Desert ecosystem within the United States. The park's river, desert and mountain environments support an extraordinary richness of biologic diversity, including unique plants and animals that exist nowhere else in the world. The park provides outstanding recreation opportunities to over 300,000 visitors a year. Big Bend is not only nationally significant but also internationally significant.
John Sarbanes: “H. Res. 483 recognizes the 63rd anniversary of Big Bend National Park in west Texas and honors the National Park Service…”
On the recordJuly 10, 2007
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Recognizing the 63rd anniversary of Big Bend National Park and honoring the National Park Service.
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