The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service Have you
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The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service Have you ever wondered about that arrowhead you see on signs around Joshua Tree National Park? That’s the emblem of the National Park Service.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service Each part of the emblem symbolizes something the National Park Service was created to protect.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The arrowhead shape represents human culture.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service CULTURE: The area that is now Joshua Tree National Park was once home to Native American tribes, the site of cattle ranching and mining operations, and a military training facility. The park protects these stories for future generations to enjoy. Native American basket Miner at The Dirty Sock Camp
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The sequoia tree represents all trees and other plants.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service PLANTS: The park is home to special plants like yuccas, cacti, and wildflowers.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The mountain represents land formations, scenery, and recreational opportunities.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service LANDFORMS: The Park protects the boulder piles and rugged mountains for everyone to enjoy.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The bison represents all wildlife.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service Joshua Tree National Park is home to many species of animals, including desert tortoises, bighorn sheep, burrowing owls, and banded geckos.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The lake represents clean water and air.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service All water in Joshua Tree National Park is protected for wildlife. Clean air and little light pollution allow visitors to see lots of stars and part of our galaxy: the Milky Way.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service The National Park Service was founded in 1916 to protect and preserve all these things for the enjoyment of everyone.
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service Joshua Tree National Monument was created in 1936. It became a National Park in 1994. Historic photograph of the Oasis of Mara Visitor Center in Twentynine Palms CA
The Arrowhead: Emblem of the National Park Service POP QUIZ! Can you list all the symbols on the National Park Service emblem and tell what each one represents?
