Welcome to the Future of Our National Parks
At the National Park Service, we're not just preserving the past; we're shaping the future. Our engineers are the driving force behind this mission, using their ingenuity and expertise to create a more sustainable, accessible, and enjoyable experience for millions of visitors each year.
Join the conversation on social media February 19-25, 2025, using #EngineersWeek.
Designing a Brighter Future
This Engineers Week, we celebrate the limitless possibilities of engineering and the remarkable work of our talented professionals. From preserving fragile ecosystems to restoring iconic landmarks, our engineers are finding innovative solutions to the complex challenges facing our parks today.
As we embrace the advancements that shape our world, we invite you to explore the stories of our engineers and discover how their passion and creativity are fueling the future of our national parks.

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Join Us in Celebrating the Magic of Engineering
Whether you're a student considering a career in engineering, a visitor to one of our parks, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty and wonder of our natural world, we encourage you to join us in celebrating the vital role of engineers in shaping our society.
Together, let's design a future where our national parks thrive for generations to come.
Celebrate Engineer’s Week with us and explore more about your Parks and the impact of engineering marvels.
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Explore our "Engineering in Action" stories and "Engineer profiles."
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Visit your local national park and see the work of our engineers firsthand.
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Follow, share, and engage with us on social media February 19-25, 2025, using #EngineersWeek and #FindYourPark or #EncuentraTuParque.
Engineer Profiles
Meet engineers in the National Park Service as they share their achievements, ongoing projects, and advice for anyone interested in designing their own career as an engineer.Engineering in Action
More than 400 national parks across the country are home to many engineering feats that inspire wonder and are iconic parts of a community. National Park Service engineers are involved in designing, constructing, and maintaining these special places for everyone to experience. Learn more about some recent and ongoing engineering projects in national parks.

An engineering project at Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area is restoring historic wetlands.
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Last updated: February 12, 2025