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Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks have new superintendent
Karen Taylor-Goodrich has been selected as the new superintendent of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
Monday Dec 14 | CBS 47
New superintendent to head Sequoia national parks
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK, Calif. a " A California native will take over as new superintendent for Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks by early February.Since 2003, Karen Taylor-Goodrich has served as the National Park Service's associate director for Visitor and Resource Protection in Washington.She recently helped spearhead a new agreement for ...
Spatial Patterns of Airborne Pesticides in the Alpine Habitat of a...
Spatial Patterns of Airborne Pesticides in the Alpine Habitat of a Declining California Amphibian, The Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog Contact Citation: BRADFORD, D. F. Spatial Patterns of Airborne Pesticides in the Alpine Habitat of a Declining California Amphibian, The Mountain Yellow-Legged Frog.
Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Airborne Contaminants Relative to...
Temporal and Spatial Patterns of Airborne Contaminants Relative to Amphibian Population in Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, California Contact Citation: BRADFORD, D. F., N. G. TALLENT-HALSELL, E. M. HEITHMAR, G. MOMPLAISIR, C. G. ROSAL, M. S. NASH, K. E. VARNER, AND L. A. RIDDICK.
Storms expected next week will bring seasonal road closures in the mountains, and officials say drivers should be prepared for winter weather.
The National Park Service is developing an environmental assessment to evaluate impacts related to future concessions operations at Kings Canyon National Park, which includes Grant Grove and Cedar Grove.
Parks Move to Poison Trout to Save Sierra Frogs
National Park officials want to poison non-native trout to save a native species of frog in the Sierra.
Sierra search expands for man, 73
A search for a 73-year-old man last seen Sunday on the trail to Mt. Whitney was expanded today, with teams scouring both sides of the Sierra Nevada crest.
Park Service Seeks to Poison Trout in Sierra Lakes to Save Frog
The National Park Service wants to poison trout in up to 80 Sierra Nevada lakes to save a native species of frog.
Rescue Operation Underway in Sequoia National Forest
A San Bernardino police officer is among three hikers missing in Kings Canyon National Park near Fresno.
3 hikers vanish in Calif. national park
A police officer from Southern California is among three hikers missing in Kings Canyon National Park near Fresno.
Local briefs: Parole violations suspect sought
Fresno Police Chief Jerry Dyer announced Wednesday that traffic officers will be out in full force for two weeks after Fresno Unified School District students return to school Monday.
Q&A: Sequoia and Kings Canyon chief naturalist Bill Tweed
Three Rivers resident Bill Tweed worked 28 years in Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, including 10 years as the parks' chief naturalist.
Officials seek to improve Crystal Cave
Think the Crystal Cave experience could be improved? Could it use better parking? More secure handrails? More appealing garbage cans? Chances are, Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks officials agree with you.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon parks superintendent to retire
After more than three decades working at more than a half-dozen national parks across the country, and the last four years at the helm of Sequoia and Kings Canyon national parks, Superintendent Craig Axtell will retire from the National Park Service in October.
Park service looks at benefits of free-entrance program
The National Park Service will lose up to $6 million and gain modest benefits in return for offering free entrance to Yosemite and other parks this summer, officials now believe.
Fasten the seat belt across your chest and grab hold of the door handle of the four-wheel drive: you're going on a ride - a short, fast and wild ride - up that sand dune track to the little house on stilts.
5 small fires still burning in parks
Five small spot fires ignited by lightning storms last weekend continue to burn in wilderness areas of the Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks.
Thirteen-year-old girl drowns in swift-moving Sequoia National Park river
A 13-year-old Tulare girl drowned while swimming with family members at Sequoia National Park, officials said today.
Outdoor Library: Your own guides to Yosemite
If you plan to join the nearly 3.5 million people who this year are expected to visit Yosemite National Park - a.k.a. the "Disneyland of the Sierra Nevada" - there are a few things you should know.
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