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The December Juniper is out! Friends of the Inyo’s E-Newsletter with info on Giving Tuesday, Backcountry Film Festival and More!

The December Juniper is packed with information on Giving Tuesday, the Backcountry Film Festival, recent events that FOI Staff participated in, like the Sierra Nevada Alliance Conference, the Western Mining Action Network Conference and the 30th Anniversary Celebration of the California Desert Protection Act.  

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Check out the Jam-Packed November Juniper, Friends of the Inyo’s E-Newsletter, for Volunteer Opportunities, Events, and Wild Burros!

The November Juniper is THE place for volunteer opportunities: citizen science, hiking in wilderness, and more, full of fun events, like the Backcountry Film Festival (whose excited for winter?!), and even features some seriously cute adoptable horses and burros–but you won’t know more until you check it out!  

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Last Call for Summer 2024 Naturalist Programs! Check out Friends of the Inyo’s Juniper E-Newsletter for Interpretive Hikes and Volunteer Days

The September Juniper is your LAST CHANCE for all things summer stewardship season fun with Friends… of the Inyo! That cool autumn breeze has arrived, and it is the perfect time to get out on the trail on one of our interpretive hikes or volunteer in honor of California Biodiversity Week & National Public Lands Day! From art and yoga, to learning about snakes, foraging, or the geological forces that created the Sierra Nevada and beyond—don’t miss these opportunities, and the wonderful people who lead them, before we say goodbye to our 2024 season of summer naturalist programs.    

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Summer Slipping Through Your Fingers? Check out Friends of the Inyo’s Juniper E-Newsletter for That Last-of-Summer-Fun!

The August Juniper is full of opportunities to get on the land, get moving, volunteer, learn, or just have fun with Friends… of the Inyo! From strolling and sketching, to yoga and picnics, to learning about snakes, to creating cyanotypes using elements from nature, to learning about the geological forces that created the Sierra Nevada, to helping clean up and restore the Eastern Sierra’s beautiful lands and waters—Friends of the Inyo offers a variety of engagement opportunities for everyone.