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Yosemite National Park
Accessibility

Download the park's accessibility guide [873 kb PDF], which describes access to areas, facilities, and services for people with disabilities.

 

Deaf Services Video

Closed Captioning Is Available
Deaf Services Video
An American Sign Language interpreter provides a brief overview of Yosemite's deaf services program. (No audio.)


Date Created: 2010-11-18

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We also have a flyer [240 kb PDF] with more details about the program. You can reach the Deaf Services Coordinator by email or by calling 209/372-0296 (voice).

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The Bachelor and Three Graces

Did You Know?
Giant sequoias are a fire adapted species. Their bark is fire resistant and fire helps open the sequoia cone and scatter the tiny seeds. Fire also clears forest debris from the mineral soil and provides a nutrient rich seed bed as well as clearing competing species.

Last Updated: January 25, 2012 at 14:49 MST