DesertUSABlog is a free publishing tool for desert community leaders, park administrators and other desert service organizations.

• If you would like to post to the blog yourself, click here.
• If you would like us to post an item for you, click here.

Now you can post, and edit, your news, events, park schedules and other information directly on DesertUSA by using this blog. The DesertUSAblog format will allow us to feed your posted content to the DesertUSAblog and to the DesertUSA.com website’s related pages. You don’t need any Web programming skills. All you need is a DesertUSABlog.com authorized user id and password.

To get started, contact Jim Bremner at this link: dusa_feedback@desertusa.com or call 760-740-1737 ext. 1# to see if you qualify for a free DesertUSAblog account. Because of the amount of junk mail DesertUSA receives (1000+ emails a day) please do not change the automatically generated subject line on your email to us. We use this subject to make sure we are able to spot your email. You can add to the subject line if you like, but be sure DesertUSA is at the beginning of the subject.

You must be a recognized member of a bona fide organization such as a Chamber of Commerce, City Council, National Park Service, State Park Service, Community Park organization, or other similar organization to qualify for this blog.

If you would like us to post a press release, news item or upcoming event notice for you, please click here to submit it. Please do not change the email subject line, or we may not receive it. Note we will not publish items copyrighted by other publications such as newspapers. Please do not expect a reply – we will use the item if it is appropriate for the news blog. Please provide your name and e-mail address with all submissions, or if it is an item originating from an organization, the organization’s contact information so that we can contact you if we have a question. Generally we do not publish individual’s names or email addresses on our blog, just phone numbers, websites and regular mailing information, in order to avoid exposing your email address to spam collectors. Photos should be scanned at 72 dpi and should be saved in jpg or jpeg format and sent as an email attachment (no files over 2MB please).