Safeguarding our nation’s scenic qualities
Reducing the proliferation of billboards and visual blight
Scenic America has helped stop new billboard construction and other blight in hundreds of communities nationwide.
Protecting and promoting scenic byways
Scenic America led the way in Congress to revive the National Scenic Byways Program and to secure funding for our most scenic roadways.
Championing Scenic Communities
From utility undergrounding to tree conservation to responsible development, we help communities protect their unique qualities.
What we’re working on right now
Protecting Trees from Clearcutting for Billboard Visibility
Right now, it’s legal in 35 states for a billboard company to cut down publicly owned trees to improve billboard visibility. Tell Congress that it’s time to change that.
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Supporting Scenic BywaysHelp Scenic America continue to fight for Congressional funding for America's byways. -
Making Undergrounding More AccessibleThanks to our advocacy, FEMA funding can now support undergrounding, and a new federal grant program is making more resources available. -
Celebrating Community CharacterWe believe in protecting, enhancing, and celebrating the unique qualities of our towns and cities.
Explore Scenic Byways
Get to know the more than 1,200 roadways across the nation that are recognized for their scenic, natural, archaeological, cultural, historic, or recreational significance.
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Scenic America Celebrates Senate’s Overwhelming Vote to Remove AI Regulation…In a powerful bipartisan move, the Senate voted 99–1 to remove a harmful AI moratorium… -
Exploring Some of America’s Best Hiking Trails: 10 National and…From the towering peaks of Glacier to the waterfalls of Fall Creek Falls, America’s parks… -
Victory for Public Lands: Senate Proposal to Sell Off Federal…A major threat to America’s public lands has been defeated. Thanks to strong bipartisan opposition… -
Sedona’s “Turquoise Arches” Show How Communities Maintain ControlWhen McDonald’s sought to open a location in Sedona, its signature bright yellow “Golden Arches”…