The Destruction of Yosemite

Please imagine the scenic wild landscape where animals can walk freely. And the falls and the mountains seem to be blowing a pale blue sky. This is an idea when people first heard the name of Yosemite National Park. Unfortunately, reality is the opposite. According to the Atmospheric Purification Act, Yosemite is now the Tier 1 Region controlled by the Federation, equivalent to pollution in Los Angeles ("National Park Service"). John Muir, who recorded the Yosemite Valley in the past, compared tragically the reality of today.

The latest edition of 'Say Destruction of Yosemite Park to All' released by the Sierra Club in the beginning of 1909 helped everyone. By removing the Sierra Club, known as the National Park Protection Association, "to help everyone save." 20 Bad, "Hetch-Hetchy Valley, 1084; And let everyone help the salvation. 13. By the way, the name of the valley supports the nomadic tendency given by the guardian.Both central Miwoks live A story from the origin of names that may have been given by Ahwahneechee or Tuolumne Indians

The history of Yosemite is just as beautiful as its beauty. I was drawn to the history of Yosemite during my stay. According to the travel guide, when the crust rose millions of years ago the Yosemite Valley was formed, glaciers melted in the last years of the ice ages, broken rocks lead to the formation of the lake. Eventually the mud flowing down the mountain stream filled the lake and transformed it into a vibrant and wide valley. The first residents of the valley were Miwok people native to the Americas. These people lived here for a long time until American mining workers began using natural resources and began wiping out Miwok. It was not until the mid 1950 that people began to appreciate the glory of Yosemite highly. To protect Yosemite's natural state, Yosemite became a national park in 1890, mainly due to the efforts of American naturalist John Muir.

The Yosemite Valley is open all year round and at the National Park Service, Yosemite Protection Association, Yosemite's Aramark, walks in nature, photography and arts lessons, star gauging programs, tours, bicycle rental, rafting, scorpion, horse riding, and rock Climbing lessons. There are many people who like to take a walk to the Yosemite Valley waterfall and walk through the huge redwoods of Mariposa, Tuolm, Merced Grove. Other people drive a tour bus to the Glacier Point (autumn in the summer), enjoy the views of the Yosemite valley and the plateau, enjoy the beautiful Tioga Road (May to October) to Tuolumne Meadows, walk I will hiking and travel