The Joshua Tree National Park has many pieces of the past along its paths. Park Ranger Sarah Jane Pepper to says report findings to park rangers…
Do you keep any mementos from family members who live far away or are deceased? Sometimes simple, everyday items have special meanings because of who gave them to us or because of how they were used in the past. At Joshua Tree National Park artifacts from historic and prehistoric civilizations are important clues to the rich cultures and lifestyles of the people who have lived here in the past. They are special to the people whose ancestors left them just like a scrapbook or locket might be. It can be very interesting to come across rock art, pottery shards, or even rusty tin cans in the park. Please help us protect these irreplaceable resources by leaving them where you find them and reporting sightings to park rangers. For Z107.7 this is Park Ranger Sarah Jane Pepper, inviting you to join the story of human history at Joshua Tree National Park.
