A wildlife organization is asking a federal court to step in to protect national park visitors from a closeup of President Donald Trump’s face.

The Center for Biological Diversity alleges that the Trump administration sneakily swapped in a portrait of Trump to replace an image of Glacier National Park on an annual pass granting access to national parks.

Trump, 79, and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, 69, unveiled a redesign last month billed as a “modernized” overhaul of national parks access with “bold, patriotic” artwork. The Department of Interior also announced “America-first” pricing and new categories of “Resident” and “Nonresident” passes, starting Jan. 1, 2026.

In a complaint filed in federal court in Washington, D.C., the Center for Biological Diversity argues the Federal Lan

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