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- Pinnacles Raptor Monitoring Update for July 2024
(posted: Jul 27, 2024)The 2024 raptor breeding season at Pinnacles National Park (PINN) is coming to an end. Here is an update on how the season played out this year.
Pinnacles Employees and Tribes in Pacific West Region Win Nation's Heritage Awards
posted: May 09, 2024
2023 Cultural Resource Awards
During each May for Preservation Month, the National Park Service (NPS) Pacific West Region recognizes employees and Tribes who have exceeded their mission to protect the nation's heritage. That includes preserving historic buildings and artifacts, operating museums, co-stewarding parks lands with Tribal partners, and sharing the history of these sites with the public. This annual award recognizes individuals for their creativity and outstanding contributions to this mission.
Pinnacles National Park's own Superintendent (Blanca Alvarez Stransky), was recognized specifically:
- Award for Superintendent - Blanca Alvarez Stransky
At Pinnacles National Park, wildland fire is a hazard facing the unique landscapes, historic buildings, and irreplaceable museum collections. In 2023, Pinnacles Superintendent Blanca A. Stransky convened a park-wide team of employees to tackle this issue from multiple angles.
Way to go Blanca! You make us all proud.
For details about the 2023 Cultural Resource Awards, visit the Pinnacles National Park Web site.