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  • Payahuunadu Water Management Virtual Workshops

    Payahuunadu Water Management Virtual Workshops

    Join Friends of the Inyo's Water Empowerment Organizers for a virtual workshop series about water management in Payahuunadü! As part of the Revealing Payahuundü series, over five sessions, we will break down and cover the Inyo-LA Long Term Water Agreement and other governing documents that determine how water is managed in Payahuunadü. Come learn with us every other week on Thursday evenings starting in mid-February in 2026. Register here! web.charityengine.net/waterworkshops26  Location: Virtual Zoom Meeting. Link emailed after registration. Schedule 6:00-7:00 PM - Presentation on Topics, Q&A 7:00-7:30 PM - Optional discussion Calendar February 19: Introduction & Background to The Inyo-LA...

  • The Owens Lake Bird Festival

    Friends of the Inyo Lone Pine Satellite Office 142 East Bush Street, Lone Pine, CA, United States +1 more

    THE 11TH ANNUAL OWENS LAKE BIRD FESTIVAL, APRIL 17-19, 2026. Friends of the Inyo is pleased to announce that our Owens Lake Bird Festival will return for an 11th year in April 2026, with birding tours on and off the famous Owens Lake, as well as photography, advocacy, botany, geology, mining history tours, and more! The festival will take place as follows: Friday, April 17: Happy Hour and Check-in at FOI’s Lone Pine Office, 142 E. Bush Street, from 5:30-8:00 PM (optional). Saturday, April 18: Half-Day Morning and Afternoon tours, as well as Full-Day Tours. The day will end with...

  • Volunteer Backcountry Work Week: Cottonwood Creek and Tres Plumas Meadow Wilderness Fence Removal

    Join Friends of the Inyo and the Inyo National Forest for a backcountry volunteer trip in the White Mountains from June 19 - 21, 2026 The mission! Volunteers will spend 2 nights camped along upper Cottonwood Creek in the White Mountains. Cottonwood Creek is a federally designated Wild and Scenic River, home of a nursery population of the Paiute cutthroat trout, a fish listed as Threatened under the Endangered Species Act. Volunteers will work for two full days on dismantling obsolete barbed wire fencing and other debris in upper Cottonwood Creek and Tres Plumas Meadow. Tasks will involve cutting and...

  • Volunteer Backcountry Work Week: Little Whitney Meadow Wilderness Fence Removal

    Join Friends of the Inyo and the Inyo National Forest for a backcountry volunteer trip in the White Mountains from July 23rd - 27th, 2026!  The mission! This may be the most physically challenging stewardship trip yet! Volunteers will hike 15 miles deep into the beautiful and remote Golden Trout Wilderness and spend 3 nights camped along Golden Trout Creek, home of the California state fish: the Golden Trout. Volunteers will work for two and a half days on dismantling and removing obsolete barbed wire fencing and repairing  trail infrastructure in Little Whitney Meadow. The first day, July 23rd, will be for...

  • Volunteer Backcountry Work Week: Chiatovich Meadow Restoration

    Join Friends of the Inyo and the Inyo National Forest for a backcountry volunteer trip in the White Mountains from September 4-7, 2026!  The mission!  Volunteers will spend three days helping restore a degraded meadow by constructing low-tech restoration structures in small stream channels. This will consist of hauling rocks, cutting and moving logs and shoveling dirt in a mountain meadow and constructing small structures such as rock dams, beaver dam analogs, and bank reinforcements within a stream channel. This work will help revitalize meadows in the remote White Mountains, a key source of water and forage for deer, antelope,...