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- ABC News An increasing number of people are visiting deserts to explore them, marvel at the beauty of the landscape, and experience the serenity of the environment. A recent ABC News article highlighted the trend of desert tourism, focusing on the popular destination of Joshua Tree National Park in California. The article discussed the park's offerings, such as its stunning rock formations, its unique Joshua trees, and its vast array of wildlife. It also highlighted the park's accessibility, with easy access from nearby cities like Los Angeles and Las Vegas. The article also discussed the impact of desert tourism on the environment, noting that the park is working to protect its fragile ecosystems from the influx of visitors. It also discussed the potential of the area for ecotourism, with a range of activities such as camping, hiking, and stargazing. The article concluded with a look at the ways in which desert tourism can benefit local communities, noting that it can create jobs and provide economic opportunities.
Lyrid meteor shower: How to best see shooting stars for Earth Day - Los Angeles Times
To best see the Lyrid meteor shower, Griffith Observatory's director suggests heading to the mountains or desert to get away from light pollution that can cloud the view. California will have some of the best viewing conditions in the country.
UNESCO names 16 new Global Geoparks - Eco News
The UNESCO Global Geoparks Network, which this year celebrates its 10th anniversary, brings together territories recognized for their rich geological heritage – rock formations, mountain or volcanic ranges, caves, canyons, fossil sites or ancient desert landscapes – which bear witness to our planet’s history, evolution and climate. These sites are also places for conservation and […]
Kind Person Stops to Help One Desert Pup—Ends Up Rescuing a Whole Pack
When Esteban got a call about a group of dogs living alone on a deserted piece of land in Southern California, he didn’t waste a second. He knew time was critical, so he rushed out to the site to check on them. What he found was heartbreaking—these dogs were trying …
Alice Springs Brewing Co: Crafting Sustainable Beer in the Heart of the Red Centre - Eco News
In a market where more boutique breweries have been closing than opening after a decade of boom, the Alice Springs Brewing Co is not just holding its own – it’s fizzing with life, flavour and local pride. Founded by Kyle Pearson with some help from his mates and more than a dash of desert determination, […]
Tears Flow as Rescuers Find Dog Left on Street With All Her Stuff
While strolling through the streets of Los Angeles, California, a woman named Bridget Blitsch came across a sight that would break anyone’s heart. A family, overwhelmed with sadness, was tying their German Shepherd-Malinois mix to a tree in a deserted parking lot. They carefully placed a muzzle over the dog’s …
These 9 Dog Breeds Lived and Worked with Soldiers in the Field
Shutterstock In remote corners of the world—jungle camps, icy peaks, desert outposts—some dogs didn’t just serve with troops, they became part of the unit. These weren’t pampered pets but rugged companions who curled up in tents, shared rations, and boosted morale when home felt far away. Whether trained for duty or …
Peru’s ancient irrigation systems succeeded in turning deserts into farms because of the culture − without it, the systems failed – Environmental News Bits
A pre-Hispanic canal funnels water from mountains to farm fields. Ari Caramanica by Ari Caramanica, Vanderbilt University Seeing the north coast of Peru for the first time, you would be hard-pressed to believe it’s one of the driest deserts in the world. Parts of the region receive less than an inch of rain in an…
Departing for South Africa Masterclass Workshop April 2025 – www.WILDNATUREPHOTOTRAVEL.com
The few days I have had back in Australia have evaporated faster than a small puddle in the desert sun and in a couple of minutes I am heading back to the airport to make the trek over to South Africa for my April ground-level wildlife masterclass. This is the only workshop we are conducting…