Landing or taking off and noise issues while on NPS property relate to which organization?

The National Park Service (NPS) is responsible for managing the national parks and ensuring that the natural resources and the environment within these areas are protected. When it comes to landing or taking off from aircraft and related noise issues on NPS property, the agency must consider the impact these activities have on the park's ecosystems, wildlife, and the visitor experience.

The NPS's regulations and guidelines are specifically designed to address how aircraft operations can affect park landscapes and tranquility. Therefore, the NPS takes an active role in regulating such activities to preserve the integrity of park resources. It also collaborates with other agencies, including the FAA and local authorities, but the direct oversight and management of aviation-related issues within national parks fall under the purview of the NPS.

Other organizations like the U.S. Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management have different jurisdictions and missions that do not focus specifically on the management of national parks. The FAA primarily oversees the safety and regulation of civil aviation, including air traffic control and aircraft operations, but does not directly address the environmental implications of aviation within NPS property.