National park ranger quits, tours visitor centers to fight Trump censorship

Earlier this month, Melissa Dalley began striking up conversations with strangers about history. At the the Craig Thomas Discovery and Visitor Center in Grand Teton National Park, she called their attention to where a sign detailing a massacre of Native Americans once stood, and told them it was quietly removed this winter. Then she passed out flyers containing the missing information.

She’s committed to fighting censorship across the National Park Service by talking about what the Donald Trump administration has omitted.

By Kylie Mohr, Big Sky Country Contributing Parks Editor