Sequoia Parks Conservancy
Sequoia Parks Conservancy is the official nonprofit partner of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, working hand-in-hand with the National Park Service to support projects including trail improvements, educational programs for the public, and the protection of wildlife and their natural habitat.
Sequoia Parks Conservancy is the official nonprofit partner of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks, working hand-in-hand with the National Park Service to support projects including trail improvements, educational programs for the public, and the protection of wildlife and their natural habitat.
Sequoia and Kings Canyon Need Your Help
Education and Outreach
Ensuring the future stewardship of Sequoia and Kings Canyon Parks requires meaningful outreach to future generations. We realize that bringing nature and the parks into local classrooms is vital to creating meaningful, lifelong connections between youth and the parks. SPC funds Rangers in the Classroom, summer internships, and other service-learning programs that support outdoor learning for K-12 schools in the San Joaquin Valley.
Ensuring the future stewardship of Sequoia and Kings Canyon Parks requires meaningful outreach to future generations. We realize that bringing nature and the parks into local classrooms is vital to creating meaningful, lifelong connections between youth and the parks. SPC funds Rangers in the Classroom, summer internships, and other service-learning programs that support outdoor learning for K-12 schools in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Wildlife Management
SPC provides financial and logistical support for vital programs that preserve park wildlife. Protecting black bears from human conflict, reintroducing Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep to the Sierra Nevada Crest, and recovering critical habitat for endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are some of the current projects funded by SPC.
SPC provides financial and logistical support for vital programs that preserve park wildlife. Protecting black bears from human conflict, reintroducing Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep to the Sierra Nevada Crest, and recovering critical habitat for endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are some of the current projects funded by SPC.
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Trails and Access
The extensive trail system of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks reaches deep into park wilderness. SPC works in a variety of ways to help repair and maintain these trails, providing hikers with safe and enjoyable experiences and protecting the parks’ natural and cultural features.
The extensive trail system of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks reaches deep into park wilderness. SPC works in a variety of ways to help repair and maintain these trails, providing hikers with safe and enjoyable experiences and protecting the parks’ natural and cultural features.
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Sequoia Parks Conservancy, the official 501(c)(3) nonprofit partner of Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks (National Park Service) and Lake Kaweah (U.S. Army Corps of Engineers), uses tax-deductible contributions to support these parks.
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Sequoia Parks Conservancy
47050 Generals Hwy Unit 10 Three Rivers, CA 93271 
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