Posted by: Sandy Steinman | July 9, 2023

Respect Yosemite Wildflowers

From Yosemite National

Enjoying the blooming flowers in Yosemite’s majestic meadows this summer? Help us keep them that way! Meadows are special sponges of biodiversity that are highly vulnerable to human interactions. Over time, when stepped on continuously, meadow soils become compacted, making it exponentially more difficult for native and culturally important plants to flourish. When visiting Yosemite this summer, remember to take a step back! Please admire meadows from a marked trail, boardwalk, bike path, or sidewalk. If you are unsure whether or not a trail is official, you can download the NPS App which is free of charge and available offline. You can also request a free map at the entrance gate!

 


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