Death Valley, Eureka Dunes

Search is on for person who illegally drove on Death Valley sand dunes
If caught, the off-roader could face fines of up to $25,000 and six months in jail, the National Park Service said.
A Driver’s “Reckless Joyride” Damaged the Eureka Dunes in Death Valley
Park Service officials are seeking public help to catch a driver who damaged the Eureka Valley Sand Dunes shortly after Christmas
NPS Hunting for Idiots Who Went Off-Roading in Death Valley National Park Sand Dunes
The National Park Service is asking for help to identify the driver who went for a joyride in Death Valley's protected sand dunes, damaging the fragile terrain.
‘A few minutes of joyriding’: Rare Death Valley plants damaged at Eureka Dunes
Someone’s off-road adventure caused significant damage to rare plants in Death Valley, and National Park Service officials are asking for the public’s help in identifying the people
NPS Searches for Death Valley Driver Responsible for Damaging Rare Plants
Death Valley in southeastern California is home to a rare plant known as Eureka dunegrass (Swallenia alexandrae) According to the National Park Service (NPS),
Death Valley rangers seek driver accused of damaging endangered, rare plants
The National Park Service for Death Valley is searching for a person who illegally drove over the Eureka Dunes, which is home to an endangered plant.
Death Valley launches investigation after off-road vehicle damages rare plants
The vehicle may have damaged five other rare plant species, some of which have only recently been taken off endangered species lists, according to a news release. A driver directly passed over one Eureka dunegrass plant and eight others suffered from root damage, rangers said.
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Rare Plant At National Park Damaged After People Keep Illegally Driving On Dunes
Shutterstock Image Ahhh we all love a person who thinks they are above the law right? Wrong! So often people assume that ...
A national park investigates, looks to punish new bad behavior
The laws regarding plant life state that "possessing, destroying, injuring, defacing, removing, digging or disturbing from ...
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Death Valley
A world of extremes, Death Valley is the nation's driest, hottest and lowest place, but also features mountains over 11,000 feet high that experience below-zero weather and snow, as well as colorful ...