Changes are taking place across U.S. National Parks, and for the most part, visitors have concerns. Among the recent changes was a new QR code sign at Rocky Mountain National Park , asking visitors to report on disparaging information related to American history. This has put park rangers in a tough spot, afraid to speak their truth.

Both the National Park Service and Acadia National Park have spoken their truths over the years regarding issues such as climate change. Staff at Acadia have claimed that "current conditions aren't sustainable." The park has implemented measures to address climate change concerns. However, those suggestions were recently removed by the U.S. government.

Here's a closer look at the changes made, both to signs at the park and online, with crucial informatio

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