Proposition 68: Investing in Our Future

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This June, California residents will vote on a game-changing initiative in local conservation. Proposition 68, the Clean Water and Safe Parks Act, will put $4 billion to work to address our state’s most… Continue reading

Livestock in Harmony with Bi-State Sage-Grouse

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Funding is now available to ranchers in the Bi-State area who want to pursue projects that will improve sage-grouse habitat and water quality on their land. The USDA’s Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)… Continue reading

Now Protected Forever: Sceirine Point Ranch

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Congratulations – we did it!! Thanks to supporters like you, funding partners, and the long-term vision of local ranchers Joe and David Sceirine, the scenic and historic Sceirine Point Ranch is now protected… Continue reading

Bring Your Garden To Life This Spring

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Pollinator Garden Workshop Saturday, April 14 from 10am – 12pm White Mountain Research Center At our free Pollinator Garden Workshop, you’ll hear from local experts about hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and how you can… Continue reading

The Tough Trail Ahead: A Mule Deer’s Journey

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Mule Deer Migration Corridor Field Trip Saturday, March 10th from 2 – 5 pm (Note: Due to weather, this event has been rescheduled from its original date of March 3.) RSVP required; to learn… Continue reading

Carrying a Torch for Rare Desert Fish

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On a bright, sunny morning at the end of last year, a plume of smoke could be seen rising up from the high desert near Benton, CA. Where there’s smoke, there’s fire –… Continue reading

Conservation Takes Root

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This post was written by Ryan Delaney, ESLT’s 2017-2018 Education Coordinator & AmeriCorps Member. To learn more about Ryan and the Sierra Nevada Alliance’s Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership program, Click Here >> I’m… Continue reading

Bridgeport Valley: Conservation in Cowboy Country

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Imagine driving north along Scenic Highway 395. Past Mono Lake, up and over Conway Summit, the rugged terrain suddenly opens before you – revealing a vast valley, surrounded by snowy Sierra peaks. Welcome… Continue reading

Students Take On Watershed Science

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Do you know how our local watersheds are monitored and managed? Want to learn more about how the historic rewatering of the Lower Owens River has affected the health of this vital waterway?… Continue reading

Giving Thanks to Someone Who Inspires You

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Who inspires you to care? Next week on Giving Tuesday, we want to recognize the friends, relatives, and teachers who introduced you to the magic of nature and taught you the importance of conservation.… Continue reading