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Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park
Community Newsletters

Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks have numerous local communities as neighbors. To maintain a positive relationship with the residents nearby, the parks are committed to providing accurate and timely information about the fire and fuels management program.

Twice each year, the parks send a newsletter to every household in fourteen communities. The pre-season mailing that goes out in late spring gives detailed information about upcoming fire and fuels projects for the year. The post-season mailing in winter provides a "wrap-up" of all fire events and reports project accomplishments.

2011:      Pre-Season Newsletter (pdf, 607 kb)


2010:      Post-Season Newsletter (pdf, 775 kb)
               Pre-Season Newsletter (pdf, 1748 kb)

2009:      Post-Season Newsletter  (pdf, 699 kb)
               Pre-Season Newsletter (pdf, 2,036 kb)

2008:      Post-Season Newsletter  (pdf 322 kb)
               Pre-Season Newsletter (pdf, 1,231 kb)

2007:      Post-Season Newsletter (pdf, 205 kb)

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Layer of air pollution seen from park views..

Did You Know?
Sequoia and Kings Canyon suffer from one of the worst air-pollution problems of any national park! Pollution — particularly ozone — from the Central Valley and the Bay Area is carried up into these mountains by warm winds. It challenges all of us everywhere to clear the air!
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Last Updated: June 12, 2011 at 21:59 MST