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The Bristlecone

The Bristlecone is the official newspaper of Great Basin National Park, published with funds donated by the Western National Parks Association. It is published once a year in the spring and contains information on park facilities, campgrounds, hiking trails, and much more. Click on the link below to download the current Bristlecone in PDF format, or contact the park via e-mail or by phone at (775) 234-7331 to obtain a hard copy.

Summer 2011 - Spring 2012 Bristlecone (PDF 14MB)

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non-native plant, cheatgrass

Did You Know?
One of the major ecological threats to the sagebrush-dominated Great Basin ecosystem is the introduction and spread of dozens of species of non-native plants. The most important of these, cheatgrass (or downy brome) covers the largest area: 25 million acres, one-third of the area of the Great Basin.
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Last Updated: January 14, 2012 at 10:13 MST