Did you know you can connect with the House Natural Resources Committee online? In addition to our award-winning website, the Committee has more ways to engage and communicate with the American people. Here’s where you can interact with us online:

• On Twitter: @NatResources – Follow us for the latest news and initiatives from Natural Resources Committee Republicans.
• On Facebook: Facebook.com/NaturalResourcesCommittee – Join the conversation with other fans of the Committee and “Like” us on Facebook. We want to hear from you. Give us your feedback and check out photos of the latest Committee happenings.
  
• On the Web: NaturalResources.house.gov – We continue to make improvements to our award-winning website. Haven’t visited our website lately? Check it out and be sure to watch a live hearing, find out the latest Committee news by signing up for our e-newsletter, comment on a blog post, or e-mail us.
• On YouTube: YouTube.com/NaturalResourcesGOP – Whether it’s a video on the Dangers on the Border, footage of Republicans asking the questions of Obama Administration officials in our hearings, or one of Chairman Hastings’ speeches or interviews, you’ll find it all on our YouTube Channel.

In addition, you can follow Team @NatResources on our personal Twitter accounts, including Jill Strait (@JillStrait), Spencer Pederson (@SpencerPederson), Crystal Feldman (@CrystalFeldman), Jamie Hennigan (@JamieHennigan), Mallory Micetich (@mmicetich), and myself (@NealKirby).

The new Republican majority has pledged to change the way Congress works – to lead by listening to and reflecting the will of the American people. Together with new rules demanding increased levels of online disclosure and transparency, connecting with the Committee online is another example of the new majority’s commitment to making Congress more open and accountable.

Log on and connect with us. We look forward to hearing from you!