VideosEnjoy the sights and sounds of this diverse desert park through short films produced in the park. These videos include a three-part Keys Ranch Tour, wildlife spotlights, and scenic landscapes to enhance your park experience. Many videos are captioned and audio described.![]() Bark RangerDo you have what is takes to be a Bark Ranger at Joshua Tree National Park? Watch this video to find out! ![]() B-Roll Video IndexThe B-Roll archive is an online resource to provide free, public domain, downloadable video clips for multimedia use. ![]() Desert Tortoise TVLearn the difference between a tortoise and turtle plus how to move a desert tortoise that is in the road! ![]() Disappearing Darkness VideosThe park has some of the darkest night skies in all of southern California, but light pollution is an growing threat on the horizon. ![]() Granite Desk SeriesGather around this virtual desk to learn about the desert from park rangers. ![]() Keys RanchThe Keys Ranch is a popular reservation-only program. Those who are unable to attend the tour can watch it here, split into in three parts. ![]() Nature Minute SeriesWatch short, peaceful scenes from around the park. ![]() Partnerships and CollaborationsWatch videos created by park partners and collaborators including Leave No Trace Wilderness Backpacking and Your First Day at Joshua Tree! ![]() Ranger MomentsWatch your favorite rangers explore and discuss the science, history, and scenery of Joshua Tree National Park. ![]() Scenic SeriesView the beautiful landscape of Joshua Tree or virtually wander down the Cap Rock Trail! ![]() Staff Spotlight SeriesSome park employees are highly visible, while others work behind the scenes. Watch this series to see behind the scenes at Joshua Tree! ![]() Trail TipsA must watch before hiking a desert trail. ![]() Wilderness Wandering SeriesBackpacking, Hiking, and Climbing in Joshua Tree Wilderness. ![]() Fire in the Mojave DesertIn the Mojave Desert, fires provide an opportunity for invasive plants to take root, which in turn leads to larger and more frequent fires. |
Last updated: April 11, 2022