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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Contact Us
 
Park visitors consistently rate contact with rangers as among their most memorable park experiences.
 

By Mail:
Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks
47050 Generals Highway
Three Rivers, California 93271-9700

By Phone:
1-559-565-3341 for recorded information or access to park staff

By Fax:
1-559-565-3730

By Email

 

For information on jobs with the National Park Service and other federal agencies, link to www.usajobs.gov. If you are seeking a federal job just in Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks:
On the opening page of the usajobs.gov website, under the heading "SEARCH JOBS" type "SEKI", the park's abbreviation, in the search field boxes labelled "WHAT" or "WHERE." These parks lie in Tulare and Fresno counties.

Guide helps park visitors identify a wildflower
Volunteers help the parks in many ways
Volunteers in Parks (VIP) Program
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Sequoia Parks Foundation
Sequoia Parks Foundation: Park Partner
Supports many types of important projects in these parks!
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Sequoia Natural History Association: Park Partner
Focuses on funding education and science projects in the parks.
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Park Management
Information and documents on park operations and planning
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Did You Know?
Although California's state flag has a grizzly bear on it, no grizzlies live in California anymore. The last known grizzly in the state was shot in 1922 just outside what is now Kings Canyon National Park. The remaining bears are all black bears -- no matter what color they are.

Last Updated: December 07, 2007 at 19:11 EST