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Fossil skeleton of a dog-like creature, which is wearing a navy blue face mask over its snout. Mask print includes dog paw prints.

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Parked at Home (Urban Parks)

A large bus is pulling up to a bus stop with a line of people waiting to board.

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Shuttle Bus Operations - Labor Day Weekend 2020.

A large bus is pulling up to a bus stop with a line of people waiting to board.

S. Rim Shuttle Bus Operations - October 10, 2020

Side view of a large bus with about a dozen people waiting in a line for boarding.

S. Rim Shuttle Bus Operations - Labor Day Weekend 2020

Interior of a bus, looking from the rear, towards the front, and showing that some of the seats are blocked with yellow ropes.

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A family waiting to board a large bus that is pulling up to a sign that reads,

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A large bus is pulling up to a bus stop with a line of people waiting to board.

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Two people, wearing day packs are about to board a large bus. Sign reads,

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Driver standing in the front door of a large bus and counting passengers as they file past him.

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People wearing face masks are waiting in the shade beneath the roof of an open-air bus stop.

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The rear of a line of people waiting to board a large bus in the distance.

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Interior of a bus, looking from the front, towards the rear, and showing that some of the seats are blocked with yellow ropes. The blocked seats have signs that read,

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a person about to load a bicycle onto the front bicycle rack of a large bus.

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Driver standing in the front door of a large bus, counting passengers as they are walking to the rear door to enter.

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SAFETY ALERT for COVID-19

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Covid-19 Alert

Illustration of a silhouette of an elk in a forest at the base of a mountain. Text reads

Recreate Responsibly

Illustration of silhouettes of two spaced visitors reading an interpretive panel and brochure near a historic building next to trees and mountains. Text reads

Recreate Responsibly

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Recreate Responsibly, Stay Safe

park visitors standing at a guardrail at a scenic overlook. Other visitors are walking by.

Mather Point Visitation - Memorial Day - May 25, 2020 - 0117

45 Visitors close together and viewing Grand Canyon from Mather Point on the South Rim 10:30 am

Mather Point Visitation - Memorial Day - May 25, 2020 - 0089

Two people wearing black face masks are posing with their dogs for a photo at a scenic overlook

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several bicyclist, one pulling a trailer with a child, are weaving around pedestrians on a paved footpath.

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several dozen people behind metal guardrails at a scenic viewpoint overlooking colorful cliffs.

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several dozen people behind metal guardrails at a scenic viewpoint overlooking colorful cliffs.

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Titled “Recreate Responsibly. NPS.” Illustration of a tent near trees under a moon and stars. Text includes five tips. First tip: Know Before You Go. Visit nps.gov to find park information and current conditions to make a plan and have supplies. Stay home if you are sick. Second tip: Keep it Close. Follow state and local ordinances about open status of places. The NPS is working with local governments and health authorities to gradually increase access to parks. Third tip: Know Your Limits. Save new or difficult activities for later to help let first responders, parks, and communities focus on the pandemic response. Fourth tip: Keep It With You. If you bring something to the park, take it out. Trash pickup and restrooms may be limited. Leave No Trace. Fifth tip: Keep Your Distance. Recreate with people from your household and provide others with plenty of room in accordance with CDC social distancing guidelines. Cover your nose and mouth if safe social distancing is not possible.

Recreate Responsibly Camping

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Recreate Responsibly Urban Spaces

Titled “Recreate Responsibly. NPS.” Illustration of a hiker on a trail heading towards trees, mountains, and runner. Text includes five tips. First tip: Know Before You Go. Visit nps.gov to find park information and current conditions to make a plan and have supplies. Stay home if you are sick. Second tip: Keep it Close. Follow state and local ordinances about open status of places. The NPS is working with local governments and health authorities to gradually increase access to parks. Third tip: Know Your Limits. Save new or difficult activities for later to help let first responders, parks, and communities focus on the pandemic response. Fourth tip: Keep It With You. If you bring something to the park, take it out. Trash pickup and restrooms may be limited. Leave No Trace. Fifth tip: Keep Your Distance. Recreate with people from your household and provide others with plenty of room in accordance with CDC social distancing guidelines. Cover your nose and mouth if safe social distancing is not possible.

Recreate Responsibly Outdoors

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Parked at Home (Desert)

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Parked at Home (Battlefield)

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Parked at Home (Beach)

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Parked at Home (Forest)

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A Little Space Goes a Long Way (6 Feet Distancing)

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Infographic entitled “Keep Your Social Distance, Keep Wildlife Wild” with a chart of two columns comparing “Wrong” and “Right” practices. First row has an illustration of people gathering together too close as a “wrong” example next to an illustration of two people six feet apart as a “right” example. Second row has an illustration of a person next to a bear as a “wrong” example next to an illustration of a person far away from a bear as a “right” example. Third row has an illustration of a person next to a moose as a “wrong” example next to an illustration of a person far away from a moose as a “right” example. Fourth row has an illustration of a person next to a bison as a “wrong” example next to an illustration of a person running away from charging bison with text “Good luck, shouldn’t have been waving”.

Keep Your Social Distance and Keep Wildlife Wild Chart

Infographic entitled “Social Distancing” with illustrations of a person climbing a mountain and a hiker near trees. Additional text and graphics include “Observe wildlife rules...but with people!; an image of washing hands with text “Wash your hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.”; an image of a house with text “Stay home when sick.”; an image of two hikers with text “Avoid close contact with those that are sick..”; an image of a tissue box with text “When you cough or sneeze, cover your mouth and nose with a tissue.”; an image of a hand touching a face with text “Avoid touching your eyes, nose, and mouth with unwashed hands.”; and an image of a person pushing another person in front of a bear with text “Still don’t use your friends as bear bait.”.

Social Distancing Practices Chart

Dr. Eric Sergienko Public Health Officer for Mariposa County Transferring Vaccine to YOSE

Dr. Eric Sergienko Public Health Officer for Mariposa County Transferring Vaccine to YOSE

Dr. Eric Sergienko Receiving First COVID-19 Vaccine in Mariposa County

Dr. Eric Sergienko Receiving First COVID-19 Vaccine in Mariposa County

Dr. Keren Hilger Post Vaccination Yosemite Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

Dr. Keren Hilger Post Vaccination Yosemite Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

Loading Vaccines in Vehicle for Transport to YOSE

Loading Vaccines in Vehicle for Transport to YOSE

NPS Photo Ranger April Stiltz Receiving COVID-19 Vaccination on Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger April Stiltz Receiving COVID-19 Vaccination on Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger Chad Andrews Receiving COVID-19 Shot on Day one of Vaccinations at the Yosemite Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger Chad Andrews Receiving COVID-19 Shot on Day one of Vaccinations at the Yosemite Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash After Getting Vaccinated I Got Vaccinated Sticker Yose Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash After Getting Vaccinated I Got Vaccinated Sticker Yose Medical Clinic Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine at Yosemite Medical Clinic on Dec 17 2020 Day 1 of Vaccination Clinic

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash Receiving COVID-19 Vaccine at Yosemite Medical Clinic on Dec 17 2020 Day 1 of Vaccination Clinic

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash I Got Vaccinated Sticker

NPS Photo Ranger Scott Nash I Got Vaccinated Sticker

NPS Photo US Public Health Officer at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing COVID-19 shots on Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo US Public Health Officer at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing COVID-19 shots on Dec 17 2020

NPS Photo Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing Vaccine Doses

NPS Photo Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing Vaccine Doses

US Public Health Officers at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing first COVID-19 shots on Dec 17 2020

US Public Health Officers at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing first COVID-19 shots on Dec 17 2020

US Public Health Staff at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing COVID-19 shot

US Public Health Staff at Yosemite Medical Clinic Preparing COVID-19 shot

Vials of COVID-19 vaccine

Vials of COVID-19 vaccine