How Social Media Tourism Is Changing Joshua Tree | Earth Focus @PBSSoCal
How Social Media Tourism Is Changing Joshua Tree | Earth Focus  @PBSSoCal
Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Joshua Tree National Park is one of California’s most beloved landscapes, drawing millions of visitors each year to its distinctive rock formations and iconic Joshua trees. As visitation grows, park managers, conservationists, and local communities are working to protect the desert and ensure the park remains resilient for future generations.

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