NPG Salutes Our Nation’s Veterans
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This ad appeared in the USA TODAY Veterans Affairs Special Edition in November 2026.
This ad appeared in the USA TODAY Veterans Affairs Special Edition in November 2026.

The Dinosaur State

NPG has published a new Forum paper by writer and researcher Mark Cromer titled The Long Goodnight of Rocky Mountain High. The paper examines how population growth and expanding development are transforming America’s mountain communities, challenging their ability to preserve the natural landscapes, small-town character, and quality of life that have long attracted residents and visitors alike.

This ad appeared The Washington Times Weekly on October 19 & October 26, 2206 and the Washington Examiner October 21 &Â October 28, 2026.

American mountain towns have long been a beloved feature of the nation’s geo-cultural landscape, becoming the stuff of lore, like Leadville, Colorado, which attracted iconic figures on both sides of the law like Doc Holliday, Wyatt Earp, and Jesse James.

SOUTH DAKOTA: A HISTORY CARVED IN STONE An NPG Commentary by Karen I. Shragg, Ed. D.

NPG has released a new Forum paper which examines the environmental legacy of Sir David Attenborough and his decades-long warnings about population growth, consumption, biodiversity loss, and humanity’s growing pressure on the natural world.

Two New Reports Reveal a World That Is Still Growing — and Aging Two new reports have offered a revealing look at where world population is headed. In An Aging World: 2025, Rachel Bacon, Daniel Goodkind, Paul Kowal, Anne Morse, and Mitali Sen of the U.S. Census Bureau examine a world that is both growing and aging. In Terra Incognita: …

David Attenborough dedicated his career to bringing the beauty and wonder of nature to the public. In his lifetime, he shifted from focusing on the amazing nature of plants and animals of the natural world to warning us about how we must reverse our current behaviors or risk losing them with our escalating numbers and our modern ways.

September 24, 2026 | Issue 40