What national parks can do to make the outdoors more accessible to people with disabilities
- The outdoors can be inaccessible to people with disabilities.
- The National Park Service aims to provide accessible experiences across its parks.
- Access needs vary widely, but everyone can help disabled park visitors feel welcome.
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