In a small room tucked into the corner of the Mojave Desert Land Trust’s headquarters in Joshua Tree, three nondescript white refrigerators hold the future fate of the desert landscape.
The ancestors of the Cahuilla people traditionally ate Joshua tree flower buds and seeds. Joshua trees are thought to need a winter freeze to bloom. Because their wood is lightweight, soft and brittle ...
Investors connected to the hospitality industry have purchased about 100 acres within Joshua Tree National Park and haven't ...