A Nonprofit Advocating For Creatives

Public Land Creatives advocates for equal, fair, and unbiased access to create and recreate on our nation’s beautiful public lands.

Public Lands

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.”

— Radio Address from President Franklin D. Roosevelt at Two Medicine Chalet, Glacier National Park (August 5, 1934)

Social media influencer at the beach.
Photographer in a national park in the mountains.
Drone pilot for photography and videography.

Mission

Our Mission Here at Public Land Creatives

Public Land Creatives is a non-profit organization that advocates 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.

Learn More About Us

Meet the team advocating for your rights on our public lands.

Volunteer

How You Can Get Involved

There are a number of ways that you can help us & get involved!

Join Our Group

Join the community on Facebook to ask questions about permits and get regular updates from other creatives.

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Support Us

We dedicate the resources that we have to the areas that our members need help with.

Hiker on trail taking photos in the mountains.

Want to Do More?

If you are interested in being a point of contact for your area or have ideas, we want to know!

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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.