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New Study Says Urban Coyotes Eat Garbage, Ornamental Fruit and Domestic Cats

THOUSAND OAKS, Calif.– The final result of a multi-year National Park Service and California State University Northridge (CSUN) research project that studied coyote diets show that these urban canines are not as discriminating in regard to their culinary tastes as their suburban counterparts, according to a new study. Using two different techniques, scat analysis and

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Public Invited to Comment on Death Valley’s OHV Grant Application

DEATH VALLEY, CA – Death Valley National Park seeks public comments on a preliminary grant proposal to prevent illegal off-road driving in the park and to restore damage already done. Death Valley National Park protects over 3 million acres of desert landscape for the enjoyment of current and future visitors, contains highly sensitive cultural and

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Joshua Tree National Park Investigates Recent Vandalism

Joshua Tree National Park law enforcement rangers are investigating incidents of graffiti that occurred in Rattlesnake Canyon, the Skull Rock Natural Trail, and along Geo Tour Road. Anyone with information about these incidents, or the persons involved, should contact the park’s law enforcement by emailing the chief ranger at Eric_Linaris@nps.gov. “Joshua Tree National Park belongs to

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