The U.S. Department of the Interior manages the most breathtaking lands in America and they have the photos to prove it. From the adorable bear cubs of Delaware's Water Gap National Recreation Area to Maine's Acadia National Park and New Mexico's glistening white sands, it seems that this department has plenty of material to work with. What's most interesting about their Instagram account is that viewers can see just how vast America truly is. Each and every state has an incredible amount of natural beauty that changes as the seasons go by. This certainly makes for a photography series that Mother Nature would be proud of.
Above: Mount Rushmore, South Dakota.
Jefferson Memorial, Washington DC by Drew Garaci
Glacier National Park, Montana by Kevin LeFevre
Eastern Screech Owl by Graham McGeorge.
Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado by VIP Schonlau
Arches National Park, Utah
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco by Justin Kern
Kings Canyon National Park, California
Tidal Basin, Washington DC by Joe Milmoe
Arches National Park, Utah by Jacob W. Frank
Alaska Volcano Observatory, Alaska
Cape Hatteras National Seashore, North Carolina by Sharon Canter
San Bernard Refuge, Texas by Keith Ramos
Water Gap National Recreation Area, Delaware by Keith Frerichs
Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington by Bob Kim
Denali National Park, Alaska by Daniel A. Leifheit
Kenai Fjords National Park, Alaska
Baby Desert Tortoise by scientist K. Kristina Drake
Glacier National Park, Montana by Zack Clothier
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, Hawaii by U.S. Geological Survey
Tularosa Basin, New Mexico by Donna Schneider
Upper Yosemite Fall, California by Yosemite National Park
Female Great Horned Owl by Dennis Demcheck
Acadia National Park, Maine by Xavier Cohen
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