The National Park Service recently reported the Buffalo National River contributed over $78.4 million dollars in economic output in 2022.
The annual peer-reviewed report shows 1.3 million visitors to Buffalo National River in 2022 contributed over $64.9 million in spending to local gateway regions which supported 864 jobs and had a total economic output of $78.4 million.
Across the country, National Park Service sites contributed $23.9 billion in spending, supported 378,400 jobs, and had a total economic output of $50.3 billion, a new record for the National Park Service.
Acting Superintendent Jesse Morris states in a release that they are proud the Buffalo National River spurs such positive economic benefits for local communities. He says they will continue to work diligently, with the help of our park partners and community leaders, to ensure this amazing resource is managed for the benefit and enjoyment of present and future generations.
(From KTLO)
What is the FDA Role in a New Initiative to Speed Up Drug Trials from the Department of Health
How Can the Northwest Regional Housing Authority Help Potential Homeowners?
How Much More Rain Could the Ozarks Receive?
Harrison Police Warns of Medicare Scam
High Water Closes Swim Beaches on Bull Shoals Lake