UC research is saving the best parts of California’s national parks
August 25, 2026 •
Yosemite is one of 28 places in California managed by the National Park Service.
(Credit: Artur Debat)
As the National Park Service celebrates its 110th anniversary, UC researchers are helping protect some of California’s most beloved landscapes and wildlife. Their work is supporting the recovery of California condors and island foxes, improving the survival of ancient redwoods and giant sequoias and guiding restoration efforts at Joshua Tree and Yosemite national parks.
Take a virtual road trip through California’s national parks and discover how UC research is helping preserve them for generations to come.
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Tags: California, National Parks
