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Western National Parks Association (WNPA) is a nonprofit cooperating association of the National Park Service based in Tucson, Arizona. WNPA was founded in 1938 to support the interpretive activities of the National Park Service. WNPA operates bookstores at sixty-five National Park Service sites throughout the western United States, plus an online store with more than 600 educational products. In addition to developing publications, Western National Parks Association supports park research and helps fund programs that make park visits more meaningful.

WNPA's mission is to promote preservation of the national park system and its resources by creating greater public appreciation through education, interpretation and research.

Please support our park by visiting our local stores at the Alan Bible Visitor Center, Katherine Landing Contact Station or the WNPA online bookstore. Items can also be purchased over the phone with a credit card by calling the Alan Bible Visitor Center at 702-293-8990 and asking for the WNPA bookstore manager.

Geometric Petroglyphs on rocks  

Did You Know?
As early as 3,000 years ago, people inhabiting the Southwest began chiseling and painting pictures on rocks and cliff walls. Preserved by the dry climate, much of this rock art ranging from complicated geometric designs to huge figures, remains to puzzle, astonish, and awe modern-day viewers.

Last Updated: June 24, 2009 at 17:58 EST