Posted by: Sandy Steinman | August 27, 2025

Thousands of illegal marijuana plants removed from California national park 

The Guardian reported

Park rangers have removed an illegal marijuana cultivation site in California’s Sequoia national park spanning approximately 13 acres (5 hectares).

In a press release on Thursday, the National Park Service said that it had removed a total of 2,377 full-grown marijuana plants and approximately 2,000lbs of trash and infrastructure last week by hand and helicopter sling-load operations.

Read more Thousands of illegal marijuana plants removed from California national park | California | The Guardian


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