Brochures and Informational Flyers

	Brochures and Informational Flyers
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	These brochures, with the exception of the Humboldt Redwoods brochure, are all from the California State Parks web site.
	Humboldt Redwoods State Park Brochure	This brochure summarizes what the park has to offer. For more detailed information, refer to the park web site. www.humboldtredwoods.org
	Junior Ranger Adventure Guide	This is an activity book for kids ages 7 to 12 years. Print it and complete all the activities at the park. Bring it with you to a Junior Ranger program. NOTE: Junior Rangers is a program for ages 7 to 12 only. Check the park schedules for availability of other programs during your stay.
	Park Rules
	Please Don't Feed Park Wildlife	Explains why feeding park wildlife is not a good idea.
	Your Dog in the Park	Explains why dogs are not allowed in some areas and what the rules regarding dogs are.
	Resource Issues
	Bears	Explains issues with camping in bear country and gives safety tips.
	Sudden Oak Death	Sudden oak death fungus kills oaks and other trees found in the parks. Learn about this threat to our forests.
	Yellowjacket Wasps	Yellowjackets, or "meat bees," are found in our parks. Learn how to avoid conflicts with them.
	Mountain Lions	Mountain lions live in the park, but are rarely seen. Learn what to do if you encounter one.
	West Nile Virus #1	Brief information
	West Nile Virus #2	More detailed information
	Snowy Plover	These coastal birds may be found in some parks near Humboldt Redwoods. This flyer is for your information if you will be visiting the coastal parks.

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You can help support the work of the H.R.I.A. (Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association) by becoming a member. Funds raised through memberships, endowments, and donations enable H.R.I.A. to develop displays, purchase equipment, sponsor research, publish interpretive literature, and also to fund the expansion of the Humboldt Redwoods State Park Visitor Center and its quality exhibits. A critical element in the success of the Association is its membership and endowment program. Individuals and families throughout the country have long supported the Association.