the Great American Outdoors Act was a very important, monumental achievement here in Washington

As they say, you get what you inspect, not what you expect.

I noticed in the budget as well, on the same line as housing construction, you have included $4 million for climate change studies.

One of the important ways to recruit and then retain staff is to ensure they have adequate housing.

we can't rely on Congress to every so often bail out the parks with another big bill here addressing...

One of the communities that got a little less attention, but was greatly impacted, was West Yellowstone.

we need to use the most accurate data available, even when it tells us what we don't want to hear

if we keep seeing flat to--with inflation, really, declining investments in maintenance, it is going to be a recurring discussion here in this Committee.

the Great American Outdoors Act, unquestionably has been a significant step forward

As I mentioned earlier, last year, Yellowstone Park suffered from flooding, which destroyed roads, bridges, wastewater systems...

It is simply unsustainable. And grow, I think, is probably an understatement. I mean, massively--virtually doubling.