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We want to keep you connected with what is happening in Yosemite National Park; each blog has a different focus.
Watch one of our many videos to help plan your trip, learn about the many wonderful natural resources, or to meet some of our staff.
Visiting Yosemite? Join tens of thousands of other kids by become a junior ranger or little cub!
The Yosemite Bookstore is operated by the non-profit Yosemite Conservancy, which donates revenues from sales to the NPS in Yosemite.
Yosemite is home to hundreds of wildlife species and 1,000+ plant species and is known for its granite cliffs, waterfalls, and sequoias.
Yosemite National Park supports more than 400 species of vertebrates including fish, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals.
The native plants of Yosemite National Park are a significant part of the exquisite beauty and biological diversity of the park.
Yosemite is a glaciated landscape, and the scenery that resulted from glaciers and the underlying rocks was the basis for its preservation.
Yosemite’s rich human history tells a story of conflict, dreams, hardships, adventures, and preservation of one of the first national parks.
History is written on the landscape through human structures and cultural landscapes.
A collection is a group of artifacts, archives, and/or specimens that are relevant to the park. Therefore, we have objects of all sorts!
Learn about current and past management and planning efforts, concessions management, annual reports, and more.
In Yosemite, the park's staff manages fire carefully and continues to study how it interacts with the park’s ecosystems.
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Last updated: September 9, 2019