• Scenic View from Inspiration Point, Anacapa Island ©timhaufphotography.com

    Channel Islands

    National Park California

Social Media

Tim Hauf
 

Channel Islands National Park social media pages are an interpretive outreach forum to strengthen public connections to park resources and to encourage visitors to share experiences of the park with each other. You are welcome to "follow" and comment on status updates, links, photos, and videos posted by park staff.

 
Facebook

Facebook
"Like" us to get current news, updates, video, photos, and to share your experiences about the park. https://www.facebook.com/channelislandsnps

 

 
Twitter

Twitter
"Follow" us to get current information about the park. https://twitter.com/CHISNPS

 
YouTube

YouTube
"Watch" our channel to learn more about the park.
http://www.youtube.com/channelislandsnps

 

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Did You Know?

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Channel Islands National Park has more endangered species that only exist within this park than any other unit of the National Park Service. This means that survival of these plants and animals depends entirely on our ability to protect and restore the habitat of the five park islands.