Service Description: Sequoia and Kings Canyon Public Park Atlas (4 of 4): Natural Resources

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• Named Sequoia Trees (0)
• Giant Sequoia Groves (1)
• Glaciers (Zoom In) (2)
• Major Rivers (3)
• Meadows (Zoom In) (4)
• Ecological Zones (6)
• Vegetation (Zoom In) (7)
• Place Names (8)

Description: Sequoia and Kings Canyon Public Park Atlas (4 of 4): Natural Resources. From the foothills to the rugged High Sierra, the parks’ landscape is home to a diverse range of plant and animal communities. Natural fires and prescribed burns are critical to local ecosystems and play an important role in maintaining the health of Sequoia groves. You can learn about meadows and ecological zones, find the parks’ glaciers, see the extent of Sequoia groves, and browse fire history and frequency. Current as of summer 2015. www.nps.gov/seki

Copyright Text: National Park Service, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks

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