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Steve Schmorieitz, of Citrus Heights, Calif.,
enjoys photographing national monuments.
Monument management
A patchwork of federal agencies
supervises the operation and protec
tion of national monuments, including
the National Park Service, Bureau of
Land Management, U.S. Forest Service
and U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
“The presidential proclamation
that establishes a national monument
designates which agency will manage
the monument," says Peter Mali of
the National Landscape Conservation
System, an initiative of the BLM.
U.S. presidents have created 124
national monuments while Congress has
added 38 to the total. However, through
the years, some shifts in designation
and administration have taken place;
for example, Grand Canyon National
Monument, dedicated in 1908, was
converted to a national park in 1919.
Because the intent is for monuments
to be enjoyed by the nation’s citizens,
costs are kept to a minimum. Many
monuments have no entrance fee and
none exceeds sl2 per person.
Financial planner Steve Schmorieitz,
of Citrus Heights, Calif., is so enamored
with America's treasures that he created
the website ivunv.nationaiparklover.com to
showcase his photography and the natu
ral beauty of the country.
“I've been to every national monu
ment west of the Rockies and many oth
ers as well,” Schmorieitz says. Among his
favorites are Bandelier National Monu
ment near Santa Fe, N.M., and Canyon
de Chelly National Monument in north
eastern Arizona. "Both really represent
the national monument as it was set out
to be. They both represent history and
natural beauty.”
Bandelier is home to a host of ancient
ruins including freestanding structures
made of stone and mud as well as the
homes of cliff dwellers who lived in the
canyon walls of the Jemez Mountains.
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