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DVNHA Gives Death Valley National Park $10,000 For All Taxa Biological Inventory |
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The Death Valley Natural History provided $10,000 to Death Valley National Park to be utilized in the initial stages of the All Tax Biological Inventory. This gift was matched by the Centennial Challenge Grant - a federal fund set up to match private funds for the development of programs and infrastructure within the National Park System.
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Kettle Foods Facebook Challenge Meets Goal and Maximizes Gift for DV ROCKS Program |
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Within two weeks, the Death Valley ChipotleTM Facebook Application reached 5,000 downloads. DVNHA would like to thank Kettle Foods and all of our members and friends for participating in this promotion! 
Death Valley Chipotle Kettle Chips are now on sale at the DVNHA Bookstore at the Furnace Creek Visitor's Center!
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 We would like to welcome the newest ranger to Death Valley - the GPS Ranger. How about a personal guided tour of Death Valley....
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Education: One Aspect of the Interpretation Division |
By Athena Siquerios, Interpretation
Although the season has ended in April, the interpretation staff remains busy working on projects that enhance the visitor experience. One facet of the division’s summer projects is the educational aspect geared towards children. Vicki Wolfe, Nancy Hadlock, Trina Lapinsky and Athena Siqueiros currently comprise the Junior Ranger development team. |
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Stovepipe Dune Improvements |
The Stovepipe Dunes, also known as the Mesquite Flat Dunes, is one of the most heavily visited and photographed sites in Death Valley National Park. What is being done to improve this wondrous area?
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Devil’s Hole Workshop, April 2006 |
By Terry Fisk, Hydrologist , Death Valley National Park
With much appreciated assistance from the Death Valley Natural History Association, Death Valley National Park hosted this year’s Devils Hole Workshop on April 26, 27 and 28. The workshops have been held since the mid-1990s and over time have evolved from an examination of hydrogeologic and biologic issues, related specifically to Devils Hole to water resource issues in the greater Death Valley region. |
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