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The first people in Joshua Tree was the American Indians. They arrived in 1855. By 1913 all the Indians left.
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The cowboys and girls. Were mostly at Joshua Tree for hunting. With the tall grass it was perfect for them to set traps
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In 1936 President Franklin Delano Roosevelt signed a proclamation designating 794,000 acres of what is now Joshua Tree National Park
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During WWII more than 7,100 air crashes involved US Army Air Force USAAF aircraft occurred on American soil. Collectively these crashes resulted in the loss of more than 15,599 lives.
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human history in the Joshua Tree region stretches back well over 5,000 years. In the people section, find out about the different cultures that have called this area home, as well as a few prominent individuals in our history.
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In 1976 Congress designated 420,000 acres within the monument as wilderness. Of the park's current 792,623 acres, 591,624 is designated wilderness.
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Many film and TV productions have taken place. In and around Joshua Tree National Park. The park is perfect for filming movies.
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Joshua Tree has been having rising Temperature. Which has been bad for the animals there. Because some of the animals can not survive in a lot of heat
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Joshua Tree National Park does not have the best air quality. In the hotter days of the summer the air quality get's very bad. So if you are going to go to Joshua Tree National Park make sure you watch the temperature there.
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The whole sky was full of stares. There was not a cloud for miles. The sky was bright purple.
