Death Valley National Park

In what could be a rare ‘super bloom’, Death Valley is transforming from a valley of death to a valley of life. “If you get the chance to see a bloom in Death Valley, especially a super bloom, you should take the opportunity to see it because it could be a once in a lifetime opportunity.” – Park Ranger Alan Van Valkenburg Join Alan in this episode of "Death Valley Exposed" and learn more about the current bloom that is spreading across the park. Death Valley Exposed is a video podcast series that highlights various snapshots from Death Valley National Park. Produced by Bristlecone Media and the National Park Service in association with Death Valley Natural History Association, an official nonprofit partner of Death Valley National Park.

The history of Death Valley is intimately connected with the California gold rush and dreams of striking it big. Today, the National Park Service protects many of these early mining sites allowing us to catch a glimpse of a bygone era. Watch our fourth episode of Death Valley Explorer and discover how miners extracted gold at the Skidoo stamp mill, the largest water powered stamp mill in the Mojave Desert. Death Valley Explorer is a video podcast series that highlights the rich environmental and heritage landscapes of Death Valley National Park. Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Death Valley Natural History Association, the official nonprofit partner of Death Valley National Park. This video was funded by a donation from Rio Tinto Borates.

Everywhere you look in Death Valley, the ghost of water is revealed. The most famous sites have all been shaped by water that has come before. While water is rare in Death Valley, it is present, you just have to know where to look for it. Watch the second episode of Death Valley Explorer and learn more about the Ghost of Water in Death Valley National Park. Death Valley Explorer is a video podcast series that highlights the rich environmental and heritage landscapes of Death Valley National Park. Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Death Valley Natural History Association the official nonprofit partner of Death Valley National Park. This project was funded by a donation from Rio Tinto.

Sand dunes is one of the easiest places to have an adventure in Death Valley. Everywhere you go, you will find something interesting, something unique. Join Death Valley National Park Rangers and scientists in discovering the wild beauty of Death Valley's sand dunes and the rare plants and animals that live there. Death Valley Explorer is a video podcast series that highlights the rich environmental and heritage landscapes of Death Valley National Park. Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media. This is a cooperative project of The Fund for People in Parks and Death Valley Natural History Association.

For many, the name Death Valley invokes a sense of fear and danger. In this lowest, hottest and driest place in North America, extreme heat and aridity characterize the landscape. Yet in this land of surprises, life has found a way to thrive. Watch our inaugural episode of Death Valley Explorer and fall in love with Death Valley all over again. ‪ Death Valley Explorer is a video podcast series that highlights the rich environmental and heritage landscapes of Death Valley National Park. Produced by the National Park Service in association with Bristlecone Media and Death Valley Natural History Association the official nonprofit partner of Death Valley National Park.