Scenic America

Happy Thanksgiving from Scenic America! Today we are thankful for our country's many scenic viewsheds, from byways to national parks and beyond. We hope you enjoy a relaxing holiday, and don't forget that many states offer free admission to state parks for Black (or Green) Friday! ?? Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area, Nevada

?? Scenic America's Giving Tuesday campaign starts TODAY! ?? Don't wait to make an impact on the world around you. Kick off the season of giving by donating today to help us keep America scenic and beautiful. Learn more and donate today at scenic.org/gt24b.

Pittsburgh, you could not have been a better host for #ScenicSymposium2024. Our guests were treated to an in-depth exploration of local and national scenic preservation and community beautification efforts and experienced some of Pittsburgh’s most scenic landmarks. Until next time, Steel City! ??

Scenic America President Mark Falzone and Scenic Pittsburgh Executive Director Mike Dawida opens day 2 of #ScenicSymposium2024 with an encouraging and uplifting “State of the Union” of scenic preservation in America and locally in Allegheny County, PA.

Good morning, Pittsburgh! #ScenicSymposium2024 is underway in the scenic Steel City. The registration desk is open, so stop by and pick up your symposium materials and get ready for a great event!

There's still time to register for Scenic Symposium 2024, happening November 18-20 in Pittsburgh, PA! Join Scenic America, Scenic Pittsburgh, and the local scenic community for three days of learning and networking in beautiful downtown Pittsburgh. Learn more at scenic.org/symposium2024!

Scenic America would like to wish a happy Veterans Day to all who have served to defend our beautiful country. Your sacrifices do not go unnoticed. ????

Democracy makes America beautiful. It’s Election Day, and we encourage everyone to exercise their right to vote! ???????

Happy Halloween! ???? The October edition of our newsletter 'Scenic Snapshot' is out now! You can learn more about recent efforts to preserve scenic beauty around the country or sign up to receive our monthly mailings here: https://ow.ly/ZqKK50TXtvt

The aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton serves as a stark reminder of the vulnerability of our power infrastructure. The unrelenting winds and torrential rain of these storms plunged millions into darkness, leaving communities struggling without power for long stretches and unable to be reached by emergency responders because of downed power lines. But amidst the debris and the rising floodwaters, a question looms: could this destruction have been mitigated? The answer lies in a strategy that could reshape our power future—undergrounding utility wires. https://lnkd.in/dAm5ZDgA