The brown bag lunch lectures at the Hi-Desert Nature Museum are offered once a month. This month the topic is “Impacts of Graffiti and Vandalism at Joshua Tree National Park.” Reporter Rebecca Havely has more…
The National Park has suffered repeatedly from incidents of graffiti and vandalism for decades. This Thursday, July 16, at 12 noon, bring your brown bag lunch and your friends. Join park archaeologist and cultural resources branch chief Jason Theuer for a review of recent restoration efforts and on-going efforts to deal with the vandalism of our shared cultural heritage. Admission is $5 each, free to museum members, beverages will be provided. The Hi-Desert Nature Museum is located in the Yucca Valley Community Center Complex at 57116 Twentynine Palms Highway.
LUNCH LECTURE ON NATIONAL PARK VANDALISM TOMORROW
