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Online Yosemite Resources To assist you in planning your visit to the Yosemite area, we've assembled links to a number of online resources. Maps, Zip Codes, Distances, Dial Codes Traffic National/State Parks Time Zones World Travel Warnings Language Translator How do you tell your Oaxacan waiter, "No grasshoppers on my pizza, please"? Log on here to find out.US Department of the Interior Forest Service Providing for Yosemite's Future Yosemite Association and The Yosemite Fund were achieving great things in the park. We celebrated the success of many Yosemite ‘firsts’, like the Fund’s world-class restoration of Yosemite Falls Trail, or the Association’s “Keep Bears Wild” campaign: educating visitors on bear safety and providing bear-proof canisters. Teaching Science in Nature's Classroom Yosemite Institute offers award-winning residential environmental education programs in Yosemite National Park for K-12 schools and other organizations, including scouting troops, youth groups, and university students. Our field science programs create rewarding life experiences for students and adults. COPYRIGHT YOSEMITE.COM |
In addition to its ancient giant sequoias, some of which are more than 2,000 years old, Yosemite is known for its vast array of spirit-lifting flowers. In early spring you'll find the meadows and canyons filled with goldfields, baby blue eyes and poppies (pictured). In the fall, rabbit-brush and goldenrod dot the landscape. All told there are 1,400 species of wildflowers in Yosemite. Depending on the season and climate, you'll find various species of lupine, yarrow, pussy paws, fireweed and penstemon. Rarer blooms such as monkshood and Sierra primrose can be found in the less beaten paths. View the California Fall Color Blog for more on Yosemite color. |
