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Wind Cave National Park

History and Geology:

The Organic Act signed by President Theodore Roosevelt on January 9, 1903, created Wind Cave as the nation's 7th national park and as the world's first cave to be preserved as a national park.

Wind Cave National Park History  
The National Park Service chronicles the history of the park, from the discovery of the cave to the present. 

Environmental Concerns
Historical issues and concerns involved in managing the park since its early days.

Geological Landscape
Learn about the shaping of the park landscape, including the development of the cave.

 

Wind Cave National Park

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