The Consequences Of Channel Island National Parks

Of the fifty-nine national parks, reserves of protected land, across the nation, humans have been known to adversely affect each and every one of them. From the roads to the trails, and even the ranger stations and visitor centers, over time we have seen a dramatic change in these dedicated areas. One of these parks, Channel Island National Park, is located just off of the Southern California coast and serves as both a beautiful wildlife and plant refuge--but also as an exemplar of the effects humans have on the aforementioned ecosystem. As national park rangers serve within their obligated duties, we can see them directly combating the various consequences that come as a result of tourists. From major events in recent history such as offshore