National Parks Group Trashes Reported Plans for MLB Stadium at Grand Teton
Summary
Reports say Major League Baseball (MLB) asked the Trump Administration about building a stadium in Grand Teton National Park, but the White House said no permits have been given and it is not a priority. Conservation groups strongly oppose the plan, saying it would harm the park’s environment and heritage. The Trump Administration has made several changes affecting national parks, including budget cuts and changes to exhibits.Key Facts
- MLB approached the Trump Administration about possibly building a baseball stadium in Grand Teton National Park.
- National Park Service Deputy Director visited Grand Teton to inspect three possible stadium sites.
- The White House stated no permit has been given and this is not a White House or Administration priority.
- The National Parks Conservation Association criticized the idea, emphasizing the park’s protection and heritage.
- The Trump Administration’s 2026 budget proposed $2.1 billion for the National Park Service, less than the previous year.
- Changes under President Trump include higher fees for international visitors and expanded hunting access on some federal lands.
- The Interior Department removed or flagged hundreds of historical exhibits on issues like slavery and civil rights in early 2026.
- Conservationists want more funding and staffing for parks instead of proposals that may damage them.
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