Joshua Tree National Park
Press Materials
Copy: Andy Cabezas
Press and social media materials created for project involving Joshua Tree National Park. Explore copy and strategy for California’s best park below!
Social Media Calendar
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[Spring, March]
Would you rather camp alone, or in the company of a California black bear? You’re better off choosing the first option, so make sure to pack up your trash for proper disposal and avoid interfering with wildlife. #JoshuaTree #KeepWildlifeWild #PackUpYourTrash
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[Spring, March]
A picture is worth a thousand words.
With Joshua Tree’s artist-in-residence program, you too can explore all of the beauty the national park has to offer and express yourself on a canvas.
Artists are welcomed for a four-week stay to focus on their own art and also collaborate with local school children to provide access to the arts.
What are you waiting for? Apply now for our next available call.
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[Spring, May]
Views like this don’t need to be translated. If you’re looking for help with Joshua Tree's ranger-led programs however, there are options. For ASL, tactile interpretation, or signed English, contact Joshua Tree National Park in advance so find the best accommodations for you. Joshua Tree rangers strive to provide alternatives to create an inclusive learning environment. Visit and learn.
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[Summer, July]
You don’t need to be Mary Poppins to carry all that you need at Joshua Tree. If your plan is to go backpacking in our backcountry, here are the essentials you’ll need:
Map and compass
Your backcountry permit
About 1 to 2 gallons of water per person per day
Meals or a stove for cooking.
What are some of your backpacking essentials? For more tips on how to prepare for your trip, visit: https://www.nps.gov/jotr/planyourvisit/backpacking.htm.
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[Summer, June]
Somewhere, someone is at the gym wishing they could climb the real thing. Show off and climb at #JoshuaTree.
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[Summer, July]
You've encountered a bighorn sheep. Don’t try to catch it. Admire #JoshuaTree wildlife from afar.
Welcome to Joshua Tree
Out in the California valley is a convergence of the Colorado and Mojave deserts. Joshua Tree National Park might seem desolate, but is far from boring. The Wilderness found here has a vast cultural history and natural features that are sure to inspire. We invite you to come and explore its wonder.
With the park open year-round, this press site is made to guide you through all information pertaining to Joshua Tree. It serves to update you on any relevant news and cover content regarding upcoming events.
Welcome to the Joshua Tree National Park press site.
