Joshua Tree National Park Essays

  • Joshua Tree National Park Analysis

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    Air quality in Joshua Tree National Park The issue of environmental conservation and more specifically air pollution is one that has, for decades, now been a salient one. The California Desert Conservation and Recreation Act of 2015, for example, acknowledges the need to establish areas of critical environmental concern with the aim of enforcing robust measures for preserving the physical ecosystems of national parks in the area (Senate - Energy and Natural Resources). It, therefore, becomes even

  • Lesson Observation Critique

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    Description of the Lesson The lesson was a living history tour of the Desert Queen Ranch in Joshua Tree National Park. The goal of the tour is to show how life and work was like during the height of the ranch in 1939. To do this, the tour utilized two park rangers, one who explained the process of the tour and the other who presented the ranch as if it were 1939. The first ranger gave some background knowledge of the ranch and some interesting tidbits on the state of the world in 1939, such as

  • Salton Sea Research Paper

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    was Salvation Mountain and Slab City. But abandoned cities by salton sea and dead sea itself certainly draw our attention to stop and investigate the area. We decided to avoid a freeway and get to the area through Joshua Tree National Park. We cut across Joshua Tree National park left Mojave desert and came out in Colorado desert right by Salton Sea. As soon as we reached the area i noticed a strange and unpleasant smell. The area had post apocalyptic look with the surrounding structures standing

  • Why I Want To Go To California Essay

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    Have you ever wanted to take a relaxed vacation in a nice, pretty place, with a whole lot of things to do? Well, if you have ever have wanted to do that, then you should go to California! You can make some new friends in California, mostly because California is actually the most populous U.S. state. So in this essay we will be talking about some of California’s biggest cities, attractions, places to eat, sports teams, famous people, and some of California’s favorites! California’s biggest city

  • Deserts of the World

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    Deserts of the World I have been presented with the task of researching deserts, hot & cold, where they are, what type they are and so on. I have therefore created the following graphs containing the information needed. Cold Deserts of the World The main form of precipitation in a cold desert is snow -- but only ten inches or less per year. Cold Deserts of the World Name Location Size Physical Features Some Plants & Animals Special Facts Atacama Coasts of Peruand

  • The Wilderness Act Essay

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    Section 4a removes the potential for conflict between The Wilderness Act and other laws such as the Multiple-Use, Sustained-Yield Act, and the National Park Organic Act. Section 4b reaffirms the management of wilderness units are the responsibility of the agency responsible for management before wilderness designation. Section 4c describes activities and facilities that are not allowed in wilderness

  • Non Compliance Research Paper

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    Non-compliance is an issue of interest and concern for the National Park Service, as well as state, and local park services for many reasons. Those reasons will be discussed and addressed throughout this paper. The first area covered in this paper will be, what non-compliance is. Non-compliance will be defined and a few reasons on why people engage in non-compliant behavior will be discussed. Secondly, examples of non-compliance in the National Parks, as well as other public land areas will be addressed

  • Examples Of Ufos In The Crucible

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    UFOs invoke hysteria in society and cause people to believe other worldly beings are among us. The Crucible, written by Arthur Miller, talks about the hysteria surrounding the Salem Witch Trials. These two topics are similar because in both cases society tends to have seen things; in this case witches and UFOs/aliens, meanwhile other people didn't witness it nor have it happen to them yet, if not ever. Also, in both cases, there is a huge split between people who believe that UFOs/witches are real

  • Personal Statement

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    The sun exploded into a million shades of orange. I sat, friends at each side, atop a monstrous pile of boulders. I looked over the vastness of Joshua Tree National Park, and saw a glimpse of myself. Love filled my soul; love of people, love of family. The backcountry has always helped me find this love; it has been my personal north star, shepherding me toward research and medicine. I started backpacking at 13, trekking across the winter-harsh lands of Idaho and Montana. It was difficult,

  • Continental Divide Trail Research Paper

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    How far would you go to support a good cause, how about hiking 3,100 miles along the spine of the Continental Divide? On April 28, 2017 Michael Hervey began his quest to complete the Continental Divide Trail (CDT) in a single season. The trip will take him from the badlands of New Mexico to the Canadian border. In the process, he will traverse a series of remote mountain ranges, on of more challenging long–distance trails in the United States, if not the world. Aside from having an epic adventure

  • Jamaican Politics, Reggae and Rastafarianism in the 1970’s

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    After he came back from Ethiopia he called himself Joshua, the one who was to take us to the Promised Land, but the only freedom we have seen up to now is the word ‘Socialism’. To be honest, he had done better than the other party, for the other Party was so anti-Black that not even Elijah Muhammad could enter Jamaica as a Black man. Today, it is a little better; there is freedom of speech for I and I. As you see, we even got the Marcus Garvey Park to use. Here and there we have seen a little change

  • The Attempts to Present English Art

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    The Attempts to Present English Art “Britain had one century of painting.” Elie Faure’s statement summarizes best what critics, art researchers and collectors haven’t had the space, the heart or the inspiration to say in their restless attempts to present English Art. WHY? To answer this question we must take into account more than history and documents, we must evaluate the essence, the soul of the creator, of the English man. Andrew Crawley describes in his book (“England”), the English

  • Buddhism is the Solution to Our Current Environmental Problems

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    Buddhism is the Solution to Our Current Environmental Problems The destruction of the environment is a major problem in the world today. The exploitation of natural resources, over population, pollution and the spread of human’s impact has negatively affected the quality of the Earth. All life is suffering from the environmental degradation. Air and water quality in cities and surrounding areas is poor. Greenhouse gas emissions are causing a global climate change that is displacing many species