Deaf Services in Yosemite National Park

From: Yosemite National Park (public service), CA - Jun 4, 2004

Yosemite National Park News Release

June 4, 2004
For Immediate Release

Deaf Services in Yosemite National Park

Yosemite National Park is pleased to announce summer services for deaf visitors. Since 1979, Yosemite has provided a sign language interpreter during the summer season. Nanette Oswald, Deaf Services Coordinator, is available during June, July and August to interpret ranger programs, tours, and to provide park information for deaf and hard of hearing visitors. Individualized services for visitors are available and advanced arrangements are advised. Contact the Yosemite Valley Visitor Center at (209) 372-4726 (TTY), or (209) 372-0296 (Voice/TTY) for information or to arrange for interpreting services.

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