Oregon's National Park Service presence spans 5 national parks drawing over 1 million visitors annually and generating $131 million in economic benefit from tourism alone. The state holds 2,103 listings on the National Register of Historic Places, 17 National Historic Landmarks, and 11 National Natural Landmarks, with over 1.3 million objects preserved in national park museum collections. NPS manages 1 Wild & Scenic River and administers 3 National Trails across the state. Since 1965, Oregon has received over $68 million from the Land & Water Conservation Fund, supporting 129 community conservation and recreation projects alongside 56 Certified Local Governments. From building trails and playgrounds to revitalizing neighborhoods and protecting watersheds, the NPS partners with Oregon communities to preserve the state's natural and cultural heritage for future generations.