Series: Grand Canyon National Park Centennial Briefings

During the summer of Grand Canyon National Park’s 2019 centennial, scientists and resource managers briefed fellow staff and the public about how they are helping to enable future generations to enjoy what is special about Grand Canyon.

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    Article 1: Grand Canyon National Park Centennial Briefings: Cultural Resources

    A man stands talking to a group of people near a structure made out of tree limbs.

    During the summer of Grand Canyon National Park’s 2019 centennial, scientists and resource managers briefed fellow staff and the public about how they are helping to enable future generations to enjoy what is special about Grand Canyon. Read more

  • Article 2: Grand Canyon National Park Centennial Briefings: Soundscapes

    Two women sit in a meadow with soundscape recording equipment scattered around them.

    During the summer of Grand Canyon National Park’s 2019 centennial, scientists and resource managers briefed fellow staff and the public about how they are helping to enable future generations to enjoy what is special about Grand Canyon. This article is from a transcript of a July 9, 2019 briefing about sound monitoring in Grand Canyon. Its conversational quality reflects the passion and personalities of the people behind the park. Read more

  • Article 3: Grand Canyon National Park Centennial Briefings: California Condor Management

    A black bird with its wings out sits perched on a tan rock, with a numbered tag visible on its wing.

    During the summer of Grand Canyon National Park’s 2019 centennial, scientists and resource managers briefed fellow staff and the public about how they are helping to enable future generations to enjoy what is special about Grand Canyon. This article is from a transcript of a June 5, 2019 briefing about California condor management in Grand Canyon. Its conversational quality reflects the passion and personalities of the people behind the park. Read more

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