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Yosemite 42 (1972)

Former Visitor Center parking lot, from “More Space For People” (May 1972)

• Yosemite 42(1) (May 1972) [PDF]
  • “More Space for People” [Visitor Center parking lot closed to cars, opened to bikes and pedestrians], 42(1):1
  • “Farewell and Thanks” [Chief Park Interpreter and YNHA Director leaving], 42(1):1,3 by William R. Jones
  • “The Two Yosemites of Whitney and Muir” [viewpoints of Yosemite and nature by Josiah Whitney and John Muir compared], 42(1):2 by Howard Weamer
  • “Members’ Trips,” 42(1):2
  • “Summer Seminars,” 42(1):3
  • “Legal Counsel for Association” [Tom Shephard volunteering legal aid to YNHA], 42(1):3
  • “Bullfrogs and the Environment” [Red-legged frogs, Rana aurora, decline due to introduction of bullfrogs in 1920s], 42(1):4 by Harold Basey
  • “YNHA Membership at 1234,” 42(1):4
  • “Member Profile” [survey results], 42(1):4
• Yosemite 42(2) (September 1972) [PDF]
  • “New Association Chief” [David O. Karraker, Chief Park Interpreter and YNHA Director], 42(2):1,5
  • “Burns, Beetles and Sequoia Cones” [Research by Richard J. Hartesveldt team on relationship between Cerambycid beetle, Phymatodes nitidus, fire, and Giant Sequoia germination], 42(2):1,2 by Norman Messinger
  • “It’s Environman” [John Krisko designed a self-guiding nature trail, “Patterns for Survival Nature Trail” on the “web of life”], 42(2):2
  • “The Day They Christened the Stage Coach” [Nolan Davis reproduced the “Washburn II” coach at Pioneer Yosemite History Center], 42(2):3
  • “Interpretive Photo Seminars” [taught by Howard Weamer], 42(2):3
  • “The Noble Earthquake” [March 26, 1872 earthquake], 42(2):4 by Shirley Sargent
  • “Seminar Enrollment” [numbers], 42(2):5
  • “Crayfish Sightings” [from letters it appears Crayfish are native to several parts of California and not exotic], 42(2):6
  • “Nature in Action” [tussock moth infestation of Douglas fir and Lodgepole Pine needleminer creation of a “Ghost Forest”], 42(2):6 by Lorne West

Bibliographical Information

Henry Berrey (1916-1992), editor, Yosemite 42 (1972) (Yosemite: Yosemite Natural History Association, 1972)

Digitized by Dan Anderson, September 2007, from a copy at University of California Berkeley Marian Koshland Bioscience and Natural Resources Library. These files may be used for any non-commercial purpose, provided this notice is left intact.
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