| This week: In accordance with President Trump's guidelines for Opening Up America Again, Interior and the National Park Service are working to restore access to the American people's national parks as rapidly as possible; Independence Day fireworks will light up the skies over Mount Rushmore National Memorial after an 11-year absence; the Bureau of Indian Affairs has provided more than $500 million in funding to Tribal governments and schools, and distributed hundreds of thousands of surgical masks, gloves, disposable gowns, face shields and other personal protective equipment; BLM has successfully conducted prescribed burns at Kendall Coulee South to prevent the spread of wildfire; the National Park Service announced $7.7 million in grants to eighteen projects in twelve states for the preservation of historic structures on campuses of Historically Black Colleges and Universities; Casey Hammond, Assistant Secretary of Land and Minerals Management, sat down with NBC to discuss important actions taken by the Administration to lessen our dependence on foreign critical minerals; Interior's leadership joined employees from around the country to take the "I Support Sexual Respect" pledge for Denim Day; and the National Park Service announced that the public will once again be able to access Denali Park Road at Denali National Park and Preserve.  In accordance with President Trump's guidelines for Opening Up America Again, Secretary Bernhardt says Interior and the National Park Service are working to restore access to the American people's national parks as safely and rapidly as possible.  The National Park Service this week announced the return of Independence Day Fireworks to Mount Rushmore National Memorial after an 11-year absence.  Supporting Indian Country and its response efforts against COVID-19, the Bureau of Indian Affairs has provided more than $500 million in funding to Tribal governments and schools, and distributed hundreds of thousands of surgical masks, gloves, disposable gowns, face shields and other personal protective equipment.  As the Bureau of Land Management continues to implement its aggressive wildfire prevention strategy, BLM Montana and the Dakotas has successfully conducted prescribed burns at Kendall Coulee South.  The National Park Service announces $7.7 million in grants to 18 projects in 12 states for the preservation of historic structures on campuses of Historically Black Colleges and Universities.  Casey Hammond, Assistant Secretary of Land and Minerals Management, sat down with NBC to discuss important actions taken by President Trump and Secretary Bernhardt to lessen our dependence on foreign critical minerals.  Interior's leadership joined employees from around the country to take the "I Support Sexual Respect" pledge for Denim Day.  The National Park Service announced that the public will once again be able to access Denali Park Road at Denali National Park and Preserve. | 
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