
Research at the Sequoia and Yosemite Field Stations
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Home › Research at the Sequoia and Yosemite Field StationsWorking within the National Parks provides opportunities to work on important research questions in environmental science, climate change, anthropology, archaeology, social science, and history. Yosemite National Park has developed a list of research priorities for the park; scientists interested in these questions may find opportunities for collaboration with park scientists and other researchers.
Some examples of recent work at the stations:
- UC Berkeley researchers investigate giant sequoias resilience during drought -
A recent article in The Atlantic describes the work of Wendy Baxter and Anthony Ambrose, working out of the Sequoia Field Station and in collaboration with the National Park Service and the US Geological Survey.
COVID-19 and the Yosemite and Sequoia Field Stations
Updated 01/07/2021
The Yosemite and Sequoia Field Stations are currently open for essential work only following the regional stay at home order. Please see our COVID-19 Information page for more information.
Any queries about Yosemite and Sequoia Field Station reservations can be directed to Breezy Jackson, bjackson10@ucmerced.edu, (209) 628-5758.