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Repeal the ban on flight of small motorized unmanned remote control drones in our National Parks. Permits would be ok.

Created by K.J. on April 13, 2016

The National Park System has unfairly banned the flight of all unmanned motorized drones and flying camera equipment within all park borders. They claim disturbance of wildlife and disturbance of other park goers. This claim is unfounded and a ban is totally unfair.
Flying cameras can take magnificent footage and photos of the national parks which will be spread on the internet promoting those parks. Drone flying is one of the many "Multiple Uses" that citizens should be able to do with appropriate restrictions. There are simply no good places for drone owners to fly their cameras if we can not do so in the national parks. Certainly permits can be instituted and restrictions placed on sensitive wildlife areas or where heavy crowds tend to congregate for safety. REPEAL THE BAN!

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