A Season of Splendor Awaits!
As we welcome the early whispers of spring, our anticipation grows for one of nature’s most enchanting displays– wildflower blooms in the Death Valley region. This year, the stage is set for a remarkable display, thanks to the unique interplay of rainfall and temperature we’ve observed. The valley is warming, and with that comes the first glorious signs of spring in Death Valley – the beginning of the wildflower season. Our first chapter in this natural spectacle is the arrival of the Desert Gold, a beacon of life in the vast, arid landscape.
Early Bloomers
Thanks to the ideal combination of rain and warmth, we’ve already seen an early arrival of one of the regions most iconic wildflowers, the Desert Gold (Geraea canescens). This flower, with its radiant yellow petals, is often the first to announce the arrival of spring in the valley. Extremely resilient, these flowers paint the desert floor with splashes of gold, creating a stunning contrast against the rugged terrain. This year, they’re already appearing in abundance, signaling the potential for a remarkable season of wildflowers.
Connect and Conserve
Your support is vital in preserving Death Valley’s unique ecosystem. A donation to the Death Valley Natural History Association’s Science Fund helps fund essential research and conservation initiatives. Together, we can safeguard this extraordinary desert bloom for future generations to witness and enjoy.
Death Valley Natural History Association | dvnha.org
Education ● Preservation ●
Mission
Preserving and interpreting the natural and cultural resources of the Death Valley region in cooperation with our government partners:
Death Valley National Park and Ash Meadows National Wildlife Refuge
