Google puts America's parks into virtual hub with over 150 stories and 3D artifacts
The US National Park Service, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, has unveiled a groundbreaking virtual platform. This innovative initiative showcases America's stunning natural beauty and historical landmarks to a worldwide audience. Users can engage with interactive exhibits and dive deep into preserved environments, ensuring that the rich narrative of America’s cultural heritage is…
To celebrate its 110th anniversary, the National Park Service (NPS) has partnered with Google Arts & Culture to launch the United Parks of America virtual platform. This digital initiative aims to bring the country's natural landscapes and historic landmarks to global audiences, providing open access to America's cultural heritage and preserved lands.
Jessica Bowron, National Park Service Comptroller, highlighted the importance of broad public reach, stating that the collaboration ensures America's story will endure and remain accessible to everyone. The online portal includes more than 150 curated stories and 30 virtual tours, allowing users to explore park resources in immersive ways using 3D models, AI-powered guides, and interactive exhibitions.
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