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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.
Shutterstock In a galaxy brimming with lightsabers, hyperspace drama, and Jedi mind tricks, even the boldest heroes benefit from a loyal, furry sidekick. Whether you’re flying the Millennium Falcon or hiding out on a remote desert planet, having a brave dog by your side can make all the difference—emotionally and maybe …
Shutterstock Before rolling suitcases and ride-share apps, humans roamed the earth with little more than instinct, starlight, and a loyal dog trotting beside them. For nomadic cultures, dogs weren’t optional—they were essential partners in survival. These rugged breeds herded livestock, guarded camps, and braved wild landscapes without hesitation. Whether crossing deserts, …
Shutterstock If dogs were allowed at Coachella, the human influencers wouldn’t stand a chance. These breeds would roll into the desert with crystal collars, windswept fur, and VIP passes tucked beneath their designer bandanas. We’re talking dogs that don’t just show up—they arrive. The ones who strut through the crowd like …
Shutterstock Some dogs are loyal companions. Others are living fossils. Through collapsing empires, global wars, natural disasters, and humanity’s constantly changing hairstyles, a handful of ancient dog breeds have stood their ground—tails wagging and wisdom in their eyes. These canine time travelers have guarded kings roamed deserts, marched with warriors, and …
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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.