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Climb Smart 2019

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Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Joshua Tree National Park staff at the Climb Smart event in Joshua Tree, Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019 (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

A spiderweb of use trails viewed from the top of Cyclops Rock looking toward Intersection Rock (left) and the Hidden Valley Campground (right) in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019. Lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new paths in the heavily visited area is the focus of the Climb Smart stewardship project on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Cyclops Rock Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019. Lining specific desired paths with rocks between the road and Cyclops Rock to discourage the creation of new paths in the heavily visited area is a focus of the Climb Smart stewardship project on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Dang Le at the front of a group of climbers at the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers transport rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers move hundreds of rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

R. McNeill at the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers check in for the 3-day Climb Smart event Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

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Climb Smart 2016

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Suzanne Steiner 2019 Photos

Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Kenji Haroutunian, President Emeritus, Friends of Joshua Tree, delivers opening remarks on the first day of the Climb Smart event, Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Bernadette Regan, Climbing Ranger, talks with a Climb Smart participant at the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

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Local bluegrass ensemble, The Boulder Hoppers, (left to right) Theresa Walsh, Forest Walsh, Mark Ross, and Erik Kramer-Webb perform at the Climb Smart event, Joshua Tree, Calif. on Saturday, October 19, 2019. The local Joshua Tree bluegrass ensemble includes owner/guides Kramer-Webb and T. Walsh from the California Climbing School. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers transport rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

A spiderweb of use trails viewed from the top of Cyclops Rock looking toward Intersection Rock (left) and the Hidden Valley Campground (right) in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019. Lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new paths in the heavily visited area is the focus of the Climb Smart stewardship project on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Cyclops Rock Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019. Lining specific desired paths with rocks between the road and Cyclops Rock to discourage the creation of new paths in the heavily visited area is a focus of the Climb Smart stewardship project on Saturday, October 19, 2019. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

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A Climb Smart attendee moves rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Traveling Trainers from the Leave No Trace Center for Outdoor Ethics talk to participants at the Climb Smart event in Joshua Tree, Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019 (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers check in for the 3-day Climb Smart event Friday, October 18, 2019 at the Joshua Tree Lake Campground in Joshua Tree, Calf. Climb Smart is an annual event produced by non-profit organization Friends of Joshua Tree. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Joshua Tree National Park staff at the Climb Smart event in Joshua Tree, Calif. on Friday, October 18, 2019 (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Dang Le at the front of a group of climbers at the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers transport rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climb Smart attendees move rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

Climbers transport rocks as part of the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

R. McNeill at the Climb Smart service project on Saturday, October 19, 2019 in Joshua Tree National Park, Calif. The Climb Smart stewardship project, in partnership with the National Park, focuses on lining specific desired paths with rocks to discourage the creation of new use-paths in the heavily impacted area. (Photo by Suzanne Steiner)

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Climb Smart 2018

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Climb Smart 2015

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Climb Smart 2023

photos by Greg Lucker

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Climb Smart 2021

photos by Matt Levy

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Federal Shutdown 2019

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Climb Smart 2017

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