First, it was Yellowstone (in 1872), then it was the establishment of the National Park Service (in 1916), and today, there are 63 designated National Parks in the U.S.
These diverse and wild ecosystems are not only home to a variety of wildlife and native plant species, they serve as landmarks to the perseveration of both history and recreation.
DCI is working with our National Parks to help preserve our existing structures and build new spaces that will carry the legacy of our parks.
The best way to know your parks is to see them for yourself! Plan your visit and explore what our National Parks have to offer.
I love learning about the history and past life of an existing structure and piecing together all the available information to figure out how it was put together, what it’s been through in its lifetime, and how we can make it viable for the next generation.”
DCI isn’t just focused on building something tangible, but also building a culture that embraces diverse ideas, equality, and celebrates the individual stories of our employees. We believe diversity drives innovation in an environment that is designed to help employees grow.
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DCI is focused on building something tangible. We're looking to build a culture that embraces diverse ideas, equality, and celebrates the individual stories of our employees. Learn more.
