The states of California, Arizona, Oregon are paradise for wildlife lovers because there are many mountains, national parks, protected areas…
The Atlantic page recently introduced a series of American nature photos by Bob Wick, a photographer who has 30 years of holding the camera and actively collaborating for the US Bureau of Land Management. Bob Wick travels and shoots lands across the American West, many of which are well received and shared by millions and some of the images that have become “icons” of wildlife and protected areas. Pictured is a flower-covered mountain taken in 2017 at California’s Carrizo Plain National Monument. Bob Wick shared: “The valley is carpeted with vibrant colors of blooming phacelia and tidy tip flowers. But what stands out more is the Temblor range, which is colored with orange and purple bands like a page in a book. painting”.
The rows of giant sequoia trees in the Case Mountain Extension, run by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, are located quite close to Sequoia National Park. This place is only for planting sequoia, a tree that has existed since the time of the dinosaurs, has a red bark, often up to 120 meters tall.
Small sand dunes in the Cadiz Wilderness, formed by northerly winds pushing sand out of Cadiz Dry Lake, in the Mojave National Monument, California.
The US currently has 129 protected areas and is recognized as a National Monument. Many national memorials are designated from the title of national park and most are located in the western states of America such as California, Arizona, New Mexico…
Sunlight penetrates vegetation at Sonoran Desert National Monument, Arizona.
Sea seals rest on rocks at the California Coast National Monument near the fishing village of Trinidad, Humboldt County, California.
A corner of the stained hills in the Sutton Mountain Wilderness Area, central Oregon.
Kasha-Katuwe Stone Tent National Monument in New Mexico. The rock formations here are shaped like a pointed tent due to erosion caused by volcanic eruptions 6-7 million years ago. Pumice, ash and layers of soil cover this place up to 300 m thick.
Another angle of Sukakpak peak as seen from Dalton Highway in Alaska.
The mountains overlap from the Wedge viewpoint in the Little Grand Canyon area of San Rafael Swell, south-central Wyoming.
Snow-covered winter landscape in the Conway mountain area in Mono County, California. In the distance are the peaks of more than 3,600 meters in the Ansel Adams Wilderness and Yosemite National Park.
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