Partners

 Government Partners

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DVNHA has a formal cooperating association agreement with the National Park Service to support Death Valley National Park. Our partnership goes all the way back to 1954, when the park was then known as Death Valley National Monument. Cooperating Associations are non-profits authorized by Congress to provide program and financial assistance for interpretation, education, and research in national parks. The National Park Service provides daily updates on road and weather conditions on the Death Valley National Park Home Page.

To make a donation to Death Valley National Park please choose one of the following designated funds: {module Donor Designated Funds}

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 DVNHA has a separate agreement with the US Fish and Wildlife to support Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge.

Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge updates their Facebook Page regularly with events and opportunities. U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service has information available on Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge’s Home Page .  You’ll find facts about area wildlife, habitat, and endangered species. New boardwalks at Point of Rocks, Longstreet Spring and Crystal Spring have been completed, providing many new opportunities for viewing birds, seeing sites of cultural importance, and even possibly catching a glimpse of the elusive bighorn sheep. The boardwalk at Crystal Spring is also a great spot to view pupfish and a deep spring pool. A new Visitor Center has been completed.

 If you’d like to make a donation of any amount to our Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge Fund:
DONATE ONLINE HERE

If you’d like to adopt a pupfish: Contribute $50 to the Ash Meadows Donation Fund today and receive your very own “I Adopted a Pupfish” canvas bag.

ADOPT A PUPFISH HERE