Showing posts with label Mojave Indians. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mojave Indians. Show all posts
December 6, 2013

Mojave preserve offers views and plenty of Joshua trees

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The world’s largest concentration of Joshua trees grows in the Mojave National Preserve. (DEBORAH WALL/SPECIAL TO VIEW) By DEBORAH WALL ...
February 21, 2013

Opposition Grows To Wind Development Near Mojave Preserve

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Avikwame seen from Wee Thump, January 2010. This view would be filled with wind turbines in the distance | Photo: Chris Clarke Commentar...
February 5, 2013

They Kept Ward Valley Nuclear-Free

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COMMENTARY | THE HIDDEN DESERT Ward Valley (Photo: Center for Land Use Interpretation/Creative Commons License) by Chris Clarke KCET.c...
February 1, 2012

Museum plans events for Arizona Centennial

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COLORADO RIVER MUSEUM: The Colorado River Historical Society and Museum, between the Laughlin Bridge and Davis Camp, is planning two days of...
May 26, 2011

The Old Spanish Trail, Explained

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New Mexico to Southern California Old Spanish Trail (in red). (National Park Service) by Nathan Masters KCET Although Southern Califor...
September 25, 2008

Team of lone rangers scours the new Wild West

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Park service workers in the Mojave never know what vestige of the Wild West they'll find, right down to train robbers. By Mike Anton Los...
January 27, 2008

Piute Canyon still draws dedicated explorers

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TRIP OF THE WEEK by MARGO BARTLETT PESEK Copyright © Las Vegas Review-Journal T he stone ruins of old Fort Piute overlook a spring and veget...
December 21, 2007

150 years ago, camels appeared on Southwestern desert trails

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Winter Visitor Guide 2008 Colorado River Communities & Imperial Valley Doug Baum of the Texas Camel Corps in a typical summer uniform wo...
January 11, 2004

Mojave milestones

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Braving the perils of the historic road -- and nearly succeeding. By Susan Spano, Staff Writer Los Angeles Times A bullet-riddled street sig...