MAKE AMERICA BEAUTIFUL AGAIN” COMMISSION BY PRESIDENT TRUMP

In an effort towards deep commitment to the country’s natural resources, President Donald J. Trump has signed a new executive order underpinning the creation of the ìPresident’s Make America Beautiful Again Commission. This ambitious initiative seeks to address chronic neglect on federal lands, while also enhancing outdoor recreation for all Americans.

The edict, which Trump signed on July 3, 2025, formulates a vision for conservation that dovetails environmental protection with economic development by promising the streamlining of public sector red tape needed to restore the country’s most loved public spaces.”

Why America needs a strategic vision for the Great Outdoors, is the new Executive Order which zooms into the economic heritage of America and all these wilderness areas.

Outdoors is still flourishing, and there is a lot more economic zenith and prosperity which is to come, however the vague problems these still suffer from are:

Outdoors is thriving and with the economic zenith still to come, there are vague problems still to be solved:

B Innovative Cultural Divides – None of these have hiders the relocation of these America heritage places which have over innvovative buildings and structures of all over America.

Campbell Points – America henceforth an economic shift which broke the previous limit of 1.2 trillion dollars. Out of the 5 million people employed by America with the Confederate and employed people, major added to the Whole Economy America rose to 1.2 trillion.

All these factors still contribute to the Great American Outdoors Act which is an example for mountain growth which had outstanding.

The Mission: Responsible Stewardship and Expanded Access

The central policy of the new Commission is to “responsibly conserve, restore our lands and waters, and protect our Nation’s outdoor heritage, and prioritize these.” Land management agencies of the Federal Government must:

• Foster stewardship that results in economic growth

• Increase access to public lands and waters for recreation, hunting, and fishing.

• Promote voluntary conservation over regressive regulation.

• Eliminate red tape associated with effective land management.

• Through collaborative, on-the-ground projects, recover fish and wildlife populations.

The “Make America Beautiful Again” Commission

To fulfill this vision, the order creates a top-tier Commission, with the Secretary of the Interior as the central chair. The Associate Director for the President in charge of Domestic Strategy will act as the Commission’s Executive Director.

The Commission is going to have influential members of the government which guarantees the adoption of a whole-of-government approach. Some of the Members will include:

• The Secretary of Defense

• The Secretary of Agriculture

• The Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency

• The Director of The Office of Management and Budget

• The Chair of the Council on Environmental Quality

What will the Commission Do?

The Commission is tasked to give the President advice on how to “responsibly conserve America’s national treasures.” Some of the primary activities will include:

• Making sure various government branches will work together to carry out the order.

• Proposing funds to advance the objectives of conservation.

• Policy development on wildlife recovery through coordination with state government, as opposed to top-down regulation.

• Policy recommendations on increasing access to safe and clean water and improving the health of water ecosystems.

• Increasing access to public land for a range of activities, including, but not limited to, land-based recreation, shooting sports, and water-based sports.

A New Scope of American Conservation?

The “Make America Beautiful Again” Commission is the first to demonstrate a desire to extend the protection of nature to the American people while encouraging private enjoyment of nature, reducing the burden of government, and increasing public-private efforts.

Those who love recreational activities and appreciate our national parks along with other Americans have perhaps felt fenced out of their public lands. For them, and for everyone who appreciates our national parks, this order represents a new direction in federal conservation policy. It’s about access, economic vibrancy, and real-world results.

What do you think? Is this the right approach to conservation? Share your feedback in the comments below!

The full text of the executive order can be found on the White House website.