by Steve Reiss (Dalmdad Landscape Photography (www.dalmdad.com and https://www.facebook.com/Dalmdad.) Sorry to have not posted here at DUSA for a while. However, this post could not be more timely. This post discusses the pitfalls of wildflower hunting and it is currently wildflower season. I have been to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park quite a number of times since I […]
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Saturday, April 20, Tracking in Joshua Tree National Park for Families This is a half-day course for children from 8 – 13 years and their parent, grandparent, or guardian. Track alongside experienced trackers and learn to read the landscape like an open book. The desert is not empty if you know how to read the ground!
Joshua Tree Offering Nature & Arts Classes April 20, 21 Read More »
Saturdays in April: Better Mountain Biking at Dead Horse Ranch SP Ranger Randy Victory will teach you Better Mountain Biking techniques at Dead Horse Ranch SP. The sessions start at Noon and go until 4:00, “or when everyone gets tired.” The rides are fun and educational for beginners, but even experienced bikers ride with new
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Colorado Desert Archaeology Society 10th Annual Archaeology Weekend Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Visitor Center Borrego Springs, California April 6-7, 2013 THEME: Stewardship . . . Caring for our Cultural Heritage Saturday, April 6, 2013 Events 9 – 4:30 Silent Auction at the Begole Archaeological Research Center. Bidding closes 4:30 pm. Winning bids announced 5:00 pm.
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BOULDER BEACH FISHING PIER TEMPORARILY CLOSED BOULDER CITY, Nev. – The fishing pier located at Boulder Beach has been temporarily removed from Lake Mead because recent vandalism has made it unsafe for visitors. Multiple portions of the railing are missing and there is a hole in the deck caused by a hot barbecue grill grate.
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On March 28, 2013, park staff and volunteers will begin a project to improve plant diversity and camping conditions along the rivers in Canyonlands. Crews will be cutting dead tamarisk and creating fire breaks around stands of native vegetation. Crews will also clear campsites along the banks and create paths for hikers and wildlife. Crews
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WASHINGTON – The National Park Service and the National Park Foundation invite everyone to get to know their national parks during National Park Week. This year’s dates are April 20 – 28, with free admission to all national parks April 22 – 26. “This year’s theme, ‘Did you know…’ provides a fun way to discover
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Death Valley, CA, NV–Death Valley National Park invites the public to the first ever “Musical Round-About” at the Furnace Creek Visitor Center Auditorium on March 22nd. The concert is the second of several events aimed at showcasing the artistic talents of the Death Valley community both within and adjacent to the park. Featuring musicians from the greater
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Sunset Stroll – WHITE SANDS NATIONAL MONUMENT Sunset strolls are a great way to end your day. Enjoy a leisurely one-hour ranger-guided walk through sand dunes and learn about the geology, plants, and animals of this unique area. The setting sun is a photographer’s delight, and the dunes beckon children of all ages. Program starts at
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Six Tunnels Half Marathon March 16 Around 1,000 runners will race through Lake Mead National Recreation Area 8 a.m. to noon March 16 during the 11th annual Las Vegas Six Tunnels to Hoover Dam St. Patrick’s Day Run. The race includes a 1-mile stroll, 5K, half marathon and two-person relay run along River Mountains Loop
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