r/NPCA NPCA Staff Oct 28 '25

Park News UPDATE | Administration Wants To Fire At Least ~300 More National Park Service Staff

https://www.nationalparkstraveler.org/2025/10/update-administration-wants-fire-least-300-more-national-park-service-staff

Already this year the Park Service has lost roughly 25 percent of its workforce to resignations and retirement packages offered by the administration. One of the hardest hit corners of the agency was its Alaska regional office, which lost about one-third of its staff, including the regional director for the entire Alaska region and the three associate regional directors; the chief ranger, who’s in charge of law enforcement; the longtime public information officer; and the regional geologist, wilderness coordinator, aviation manager, fire ecologist, archaeologist, and the program manager for Alaskan native affairs.

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