Yosemite Nature Notes - Episode 22

[nicolebali]

Pete Devine has to be one of the greatest teachers I have ever met... And he is still at it. Wonderful to see this, Pete; please keep this up as long as you can!

[ChillyMama]

Goodness, who down votes a YNN video?  I love these things, they're by far my favorite subscription on You Tube.  The videography is absolutely gorgeous, the information is fascinating, and it's such an easy way to share the stunning beauty of the park with my friends and family.  Thank you so much!

[yosemitegirlCA]

I caught the "2 people" arrived. Wouldn't that be great? I am selfish when it comes to Yosemite. I have been countless times over the years in every season. It is timeless with a different beauty in each season. I will never grow tired of it. Thanks...     

[patsmith]

I would love to see these digitized and made available. If they're so full of info and history, and so many researchers and staff still find them useful, it would be wonderful to have these available on line. I would love to read them! Please....

[eray]

Thank you for all your fine work. Yosemite Nature Notes is the most elegantly presented series that exists on the planet. 

[Mrkozak]

STEVE!!! YOU ARE THE MAN. Thanks you sir for keeping this alive, this means so much to so many people

[comfortouch]

I hope they find the funds and time, to scan all the old YNN publications and make them available online (PDF, or even Kindle) I'm sure people around the world would love to read them and see the old photos and drawings.

[AlKey]

Nature Notes STILL connects us to Yosemite!  Thanks for digging it up Pete and Steve...

[noah]

i’ve watched almost every nature notes in the past month. PLEASE keep making them

[rhavens]

My heartfelt thanks for these superb video essays, which are invariably full of  apt supporting visual illustrations of the chosen topic and which introduce viewers to a wide range of experts and enthusiastic amateurs who share their knowledge and enthusiasm about this special place. Keep up the great work!

[cenorberg]

How wonderful that you were able to encapsulate the original intent of YNN in a new medium! I hope this version never meets its demise like the printed newsletter did. :( I'm always looking forward to a new video in this series and get so excited when I see one pop up in my inbox! Keep up the good work!

[ededelson]

The old YNN issues look like a wonderful treasure.  It would be great if they could be digitized and made available.  Any plans to do so?

[tommulally]

So why not put the original magazines on he net?

[clogan]

I would like to also see a digital download of the 400 articles.  Amazing!

[bluelogic]

is there a way to buy all the notes? I tried searching for the publication in the library and can not find it. I would love to read it if it was recreated.

[emersonhorton]

WAY COOL HOW DOE FIND THWESE TO READ THEM MYSELF

[j_as_in_j]

Shouldn't this be Yosemite Nature Notes #23? #22 was Fall Moments. 

[inurafacititia]

And it is just too bad that most of these natural happenings have disappeared (thus the need to make videos nowadays) thanks to man's intervention and disruption of nature.  Walking trails, motels, restaurants, "park" happenings - - they've all contributed to the Un-Natural development of this pure natural area.  Even with preservation most of the animal life is not moved away or is limited in number by humans.  No more roaming buffalo, owls and other bird life, are all but limited to organized controls.  That's too bad.