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A perfect time to visit national parks
Visalia Times-Delta The 401 areas include 59 national parks, two of which are in Tulare County. Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks are both less than an hour away from Visalia. People from all over the world come here to visit on a daily basis, and there are still … Trail Mix for 4/17: Entrance fee-free days at national parks Celebrate National Park Week: The Grounds Guys® Share National Parks That … |
Air Force Report: String Of Errors Led to Civilian Helicopter Fatality – TIME (blog)
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Air Force Report: String Of Errors Led to Civilian Helicopter Fatality
TIME (blog) The death of Shane Krogen, executive director of the High Sierra Volunteer Trail Crew, last summer in the Sequoia National Forest, just south of Yosemite National Park, was a tragedy. But it was an entirely preventable one. It stands as a reminder of … |
Turning back time for Yosemite’s ancient trees – Fresno Bee
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Turning back time for Yosemite's ancient trees
Fresno Bee A couple of giant sequoias dwarf a pair of park visitors in Yosemite National Park's Mariposa Grove Nov. 6, 2013. The park has big plans to improve the visitor experience at the grove by removing the asphalt walkways and parking lots among other changes. Yosemite sequoia grove to receive $ 24M restoration Yosemite to restore ancient trees in Mariposa Grove |
This Fall, There’s Still Time to Find Your Sequoia Special Place – PR Web (press release)
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This Fall, There's Still Time to Find Your Sequoia Special Place
PR Web (press release) Visitors to Sequoia National Park can return to enjoy perfect temperatures, endless trails, plus peace and relaxation this fall. Nestled in the heart of Sequoia National Park, Wuksachi Lodge is making it easy to return to the park, unwind and enjoy the … Gentle Sunlight, Tall Sequoias, Autumn Hues |
The Most Influential Places in History – TIME
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The Most Influential Places in History
TIME Giant Sequoia trees in snow and fog in Sequoia National Park, Calif. The ability of the sequoias to survive and grow for 3,000 years is a testament to nature's ability to conjure up ever more creative and elegant ways to embody resiliency in the face … |