Your generosity is directly enabling the projects and programs that preserve our natural and cultural resources for generations to come.

With this gift, you are joining the crucial, international voice of those who stand behind the work of the National Park Service, and for that we are truly grateful.

Sincerely,
​SPC Staff & Board

Prefer to mail your donation?

Please send your check to
Sequoia Parks Conservancy
47050 Generals Highway Unit 10
Three Rivers, CA 93271
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Interested in funding a project in full?
Please contact us at tamaram@sequoiaparks.org with your inquiry.​
The Sequoia Parks Conservancy seeks donations for the following programs:
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.
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.​
Resource Restoration ​
SPC is making dramatic impacts in restoration of meadows disturbed by past grazing and other practices. Meadow restoration is vital to providing food and water for wilderness plants and animals. Meadows play an important role in water storage and healthy habitats.
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.
Junior Ranger Program
Donations are needed to provide badges, booklets, and guided information to support the parks' Junior Ranger program.
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Photo via NPS
Search and Rescue ​
Rangers at Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks conduct nearly 150 search and rescue operations annually for visitors with emergency needs. Donations are used to support these efforts.