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Are national parks mainly places in which nature is protected from man and his dreadful works? Or are they mainly places where man (and man’s cute little daughters) can go to have high-quality fun? Shunning the humans-are-bad theme that has become a conspicuous strain in modern environmentalism, this spot for the National Parks Foundation (via Modernista, Boston) adopts the second viewpoint. And a good thing, too, as it’s much more suited to making ordinary folks feel disposed to “get involved” with the parks.
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