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National Parks Traveler Podcast Episode 200 | National Park Disaster Funding

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It’s been quite a year in the National Park System when the subject turns to unexpected bills. There was the historic flooding that hit Yellowstone National Park in June, monsoonal flooding that struck Death Valley National Park and Mojave National Preserve later this past summer, and even flooding at Vicksburg National Military Park that caused significant damage. 

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Globe Mallow In Mid Hills Area, Mojave National Preserve

Orange blooms carpet the desert. A few tree skeletons stand toward the center of the frame. In the background, piles of boulders sit at Mojave National Preserve.

"In 2005, the Hackberry Fire Complex burned over 70,000 acres in the Mid Hills area. Today, tree skeletons still stand there. In good rain years, the area can burst with color when spring wildflowers bloom. In this picture, Desert globemallow (Sphaeralcea Ambigua) paints the desert floor orange."

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Roadwork Taking Place Across Mojave National Preserve

Much-needed roadwork is being tackled at Mojave National Preserve this month. The work will take place on Ivanpah, Lanfair, and Black Canyon roads. Visitors and inholding residents in the preserve may encounter trucks carrying rock aggregate material and road crews working in the area, which may cause short delays for motorists.

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