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Visitor enjoys Lexington Arch in Great Basin National Park.

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You can mail a check to:
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Great Basin National Park
100 Great Basin National Park
Baker, NV 89311

Your contribution supports resource management, education, visitor programs, and visitor protection throughout Great Basin National Park. One hundred percent of your donation goes directly to the park.

For more information on direct donations and how they help Great Basin National Park, please contact Betsy Duncan-Clark at 775-234-7331 at park headquarters.

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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: September 28, 2009 at 16:52 MST