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A NONPROFIT ADVOCATING
FOR CREATIVES

For Equal, Fair, and Unbiased Access to Create on Public Lands

By creatives, for creatives — photographers, videographers, and storytellers nationwide.

Public Lands

ARE FOR EVERYONE

“There is nothing so American as our national parks… The fundamental idea behind the parks…is that the country belongs to the people, that it is in process of making for the enrichment of the lives of all of us.”

— President Franklin D. Roosevelt,

Radio Address from Two Medicine Chalet,

Glacier National Park (August 5, 1934)

OUR MISSION
AT PUBLIC LAND CREATIVES

To advocate for photographers, videographers, and other creatives for equal, fair, and unbiased access to create and recreate on our nation’s public lands.

 

Rooted in the freedom of expression, our group defends the rights of photographers, videographers, creators, and all persons wishing to document their lives in National Parks, BLM lands, National Forests, and other public lands. 

 

As committed conservationists in the pursuit of shared stewardship, we practice and promote the use of outdoor recreational ethics. We support common sense measures designed to both protect these wild spaces we love and uphold our right to capture our enjoyment of them.

FEATURED: 
The FILM Act
What Creators Need to Know

A practical breakdown of how permit rules are evolving and what photographers should know to stay compliant without over-permitting.

Image by Clark Tibbs

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Stay up to date on our work with national parks and other public lands, permits, volunteer needs, and other work we’re involved and invested in.

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