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Olympic National Park Newsletter
 

The park newsletter is published and posted here each month. Check back regularly to find out what's new and interesting here at Olympic National Park!

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
August 2010

Local Students Explore the Elwha
Griff Creek Culvert Replacement Completed
Web Feature Shows NPS, Olympic History

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
July 2010


Fee-Free Days at Olympic NP
Volunteers Train to Study Endemics
Recovery Act Helps Upgrade Facilities

 
lake crescent dock

Olympic National Park Newsletter
June 2010


Construction Project Starts in Elwha Valley
Coastal Region Earns National Recognition
StudentsĀ Volunteer at Greenhouse

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
May 2010


Olympic Set for Summer Season
'Last Dam Summer' Supports River Restoration
Springtime in the Hoh

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
July/August 2009

Rare & Beautiful Find Along Olympic Coast
Fires Create Mosaic of Diversity
"The National Parks: America's Best Idea Coming Soon"

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
June 2009

More Fisher Kits Found
Contracting Process Begins for New Elwha Fish Hatchery

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
May 2009

First Fisher Kits in Olympic!
Rangers Visit Peninsula 4th Graders
Roadside Clean Up at Lake Crescent

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
April 2009

Junior Ranger Day Report
Recovery Act to Speed Elwha Restoration
Steelhead Jumping

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
March 2009

Elwha Construction Project Updates
Rangers O'Neill & Danisiewicz Honored
National Park Week Event Schedule

 

Olympic National Park Newsletter
February 2009

Olympic Kicks Off Climate Friendly Park Program
Fisher Reintroduction Update
Visitation Update and Coming Events

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snow covered forest and meadow

Did You Know?
That endemic Olympic snow moles are scurrying beneath this blanket of snow? Olympic National Park's Hurricane Ridge is blanketed with over ten feet of snow for most of the winter, providing water for summer and protection for snow moles in winter.

Last Updated: September 01, 2010 at 15:35 MST