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Deserts
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California's
deserts offer a wealth of outdoor educational opportunities.
Our naturalists help your
students discover the uniqueness of the Mojave, Sonoran or Great
Basin deserts.
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We can establish a
desert outdoor learning center for you at any time of the year.
Joshua
Tree National Park is an excellent outdoor
educational site. Located along the transition between the
Mojave and the upper Sonoran deserts, the Park is a
mosaic of Joshua Tree woodland, cholla-covered slopes and
sparkling springtime wildflowers. Deer, coyote, bobcat, desert
big horn sheep and numerous species of bird inhabit Joshua Tree.
A study of the varied human history of Native Americans,
ranching and mining will enrich your Joshua Tree program. The
Park has excellent rock-climbing and
desert backpacking opportunities.
| Anza-Borrego
State Park, the largest state park in the United States,
is an excellent example of the Sonoran Desert. Unique plants and
animals, combined with the excellent camping facilities, make
Anza-Borrego a perfect place to study this amazing desert. The
Palm Canyon oasis and an excellent museum and visitor center
add to the Anza-Borrego experience. The site is ideal for
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Also,
see our page for the Colorado
River: Explore the desert by canoe!
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