Pacific Regional Office Field Reports
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- 2024 Fall/Winter (820 KB)
- 2024 Summer (891 KB)
- 2023 Winter (806 KB)
- 2023 Spring/Summer (3.57 MB)
- 2022-23 Winter (1.3 MB)
- 2022 Spring/Summer (1.02 MB)
- 2021 Fall/Winter (1.53 MB)
- 2021 Summer (922 KB)
- 2020 Fall/Winter (885 KB)
- 2020 Spring/Summer (1020 KB)
- 2019 Fall (1.72 MB)
- 2019 Summer (1010 KB)
- 2018 Fall (3.92 MB)
- 2018 Summer (970 KB)
These field reports provide timely updates and perspectives on issues of interest to our members and supporters in California, Nevada, Hawai'i, Guam and American Samoa.
NPCA Pacific Region Winter 2025
Across our Pacific Region, we’ve been hard at work. Whether supporting our partners in the Park Service, spotlighting threats in the media to help build awareness for the public, collaborating…
See more ›The topics covered in the NPCA Pacific Region 2025 Winter Field Report are:
Unauthorized Mining in the Mojave Sets Dangerous Precedent for Parks Nationwide
NPCA Files Lawsuit to Improve Air Quality Across California’s National Parks
Hundreds Gather in Los Angeles to Protest Erasure of History and Protect Japanese American History
The NPCA Pacific Region 2024 Fall-Winter Field Report highlights:
- Three New Wildlife Crossings Coming to Mojave
- Supporting Solutions for Yosemite’s Overcrowding Issues
- Fa’asamoa: The National Park of American Samoa
- NPCA Travel Collection 2025
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Blog Post
Why Draining Mojave’s Aquifer is a Really Bad Idea
Pulling water from the Mojave Desert would damage prized national parkland and deepen water insecurity for communities. Here are frequently asked questions about the latest attempt by Cadiz Inc. to…
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Blog Post
Which Presidents Have Created the Most National Monuments?
Presidents from both political parties have used the Antiquities Act to preserve the landscapes and historic places that help tell America's story. Some of these stories are now being threatened…
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Blog Post
Inside the FY26 National Park Service Budget
In January, park advocates across the country celebrated the passage of the fiscal year 2026 funding bill that includes the National Park Service budget. But what does this hard-won funding…
