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Red rock formation near Sedona, Arizona
Sedona Red Rocks
Hikers in Joshua Tree National Park.
Hiking in Joshua Tree National Park
Climbers in Hidden Valley of Joshua Tree National Park.
Climbers in Joshua Tree National Park
Climbers in Hidden Valley of Joshua Tree National Park.
Hidden Valley in Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Trees (Yucca brevifolia) growing in Hidden Valley of Joshua Tree National Park.
Hidden Valley in Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Trees (Yucca brevifolia), endemic to the Southwestern United States, near Hidden Valley in Joshua Tree National Park.
Joshua Trees (Yucca brevifolia)
Joshua Tree National Park near Indian Cove.
Joshua Tree National Park
View of Joshua Tree National Park near Indian Cove.
Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree National Park near Indian Cove.
Joshua Tree National Park
Illustration of wildfire.
Climate change: wildfire
Found in and around aquatic or wetland habitats, this grass is avoided by grazing feral horses on Assateague Island, Maryland, in favor of Spartina alterniflora.
Distichlis spicata (Coastal Salt Grass)
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Death Valley National Park
The trail leads around a bend in Golden Canyon. Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Death Valley National Park
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Scubby tree on Telescope Peak trail
Snow can be seen in March at high altitudes on the ascent of Telescope Peak. Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Snow at high altitude
Telescope Peak can be seen in the distance. Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Telescope Peak
Camels can provide transportation for both people and cargo in the desert, but in this case they are used for tourism.
Camel
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Death Valley National Park
The highly defensible treasury hall at Petra, Jordan was carved into the soft rock. The double line of notches to either side of the main building held ladders for the carvers, who started from top.
Treasury Hall at Petra, Jordan
Winds create sand patterns at Mesquite Flat Dunes. Death Valley National Park has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Patterns in the sand
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Sunset at Mesquite Flats campground
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Wind swept tree
Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Wind twisted tree on mountainside
This precipitous rock structure is found along Titus Canyon. Death Valley has quite a variety of topography and geologic formations.
Death Valley National Park
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