by News Staff | Apr 14, 2021 | National Park Service, Nature, Press Release
Forty-Four Conservancy-Funded Grants to Support Efforts to Protect Wildlife, Restore Meadows and Inspire Care for the Natural World Yosemite National Park, April 14, 2021 – Yosemite Conservancy is providing $11.5 million to protect and preserve Yosemite National Park...
by Community Reports/Events | Apr 13, 2021 | Inyo County Sheriff's Office, National Park Service
A GoFundMe fundraiser for the Death Valley National Park campers whose trip ended in disaster last week has provided a few new details about what happened to the couple. After a three-day search by multiple agencies for the missing couple in Death Valley National Park...
by News Staff | Apr 11, 2021 | Entertainment/Local Events/Activities, National Park Service, Nature, News Releases, Press Release, United States Forest Service
Yosemite National Park to Re-Implement a Day-Use Reservation System Beginning on Friday, May 21, 2021 Yosemite National Park – Beginning Friday, May 21, visitors to Yosemite National Park will need a day-use reservation to enter the park. The temporary day-use...
by News Staff | Apr 9, 2021 | Federal government, General Misc. Stories, Government Agencies/Utilities, Inyo County, Museums, National Park Service, News Releases, Press Release
Manzanar National Historic Site’s Community Archeology Program has received the prestigious 2021 Award for Excellence in Public Archaeology Programming from the Society for American Archaeology (SAA). Founded in 1934, the SAA is an international organization dedicated...
by News Staff | Mar 8, 2021 | General Misc. Stories, National Park Service, Press Release
DEATH VALLEY, CA – A loud explosion rocked Stovepipe Wells Resort around 4:30am on Monday, March 8. The blast damaged concession employee housing. The resort in central Death Valley National Park is still providing full public services. The explosion appears to have...
by News Staff | Feb 26, 2021 | General Misc. Stories, National Park Service
DEATH VALLEY, CA – About 820,000 people visited Death Valley National Park in 2020. This was about half the number of people that visited the park the previous year. Breaking down the figures by season illustrates the impact of the coronavirus pandemic over time....
