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  • Bodie Mountain Summit Hike

    Bridgeport Ranger Station 75694 US 395, Bridgeport, CA, United States

    Saturday, July 17th at 8am Join Jora Fogg , Wendy Schneider and Lynn Boulton from the Bodie HIlls Conservation Partnership for a spectacular hike with panoramic views of Mono Lake and the Bodie Hills. Hikers will learn about the plants and species that call this area home, and the coalition's efforts to protect the area from industrial open pit gold mining. This high elevation landscape is important habitat for the Bi-state Sage Grouse, pronghorn, and many other species. We will be meeting at the Bridgeport Ranger Station at 8am to carpool. The trailhead is about an hour from Bridgeport, and...

    Free
  • Fall Colors of the Bodie Hills

    Bridgeport Ranger Station 75694 US 395, Bridgeport, CA, United States

    Photo John Dittli Saturday, October 9th at 9 a.m. This trip is full. To put your name on the waiting list (attendance is not guaranteed), please contact Jora@friendsoftheinyo.org. The Bodie Hills Conservation Partnership and Friends of the Inyo will lead a fall colors tour in the northern portion of the Bodie Hills on Oct 9. RSVP in advance is required. The outing will be primarily a driving tour with several stops, including visits to historic mining sites. Photography is encouraged and the trip leader will be pointing out any wildlife spotted along the way. We will meet at the Bridgeport...

    Free
  • Dark Desert Skies Campout at Conglomerate Mesa

    Lone Pine Interagency Visitors Center , United States

    Saturday, November 6th-7th ATTENTION! The Conglomerate Mesa Dark Desert Skies event is limited to 30 RSVPs and is now FULL. Attendees can expect to hear from our Desert Policy Associate, Bryan Hatchell (contact details below), in the coming days with specific logistic details such as caravan meeting points, etc. If you signed up and can no longer attend, please let us know ASAP so we may invite the next person on our stand-by waitlist. If you are on our stand-by list and someone cancels, we will reach out over email (and phone if provided) in the order folks signed up....

    Free
  • Bodie Hills Winter Outing – Event is Full!

    Virginia Creek Settlement 70847 US-395, Bridgeport, United States

    Photo from Winter outing 2019   THIS EVENT IS FULL Join us for a fun outing as we explore the Bodie Hills. Bring your skis or snowshoes (or borrow ours) for a fun day of trekking. All ages and skill levels are welcome. We will decide as a group how far to go and we may split up depending on how far you want to go. The day begins with breakfast at the Virginia Creek Settlement (if possible under Mono county public health guidance,) and we will head off to a trailhead for snowshoeing and cross country skiing with discussions...

  • LOSING PEAKS, PINYONS, AND WILDLIFE: Bodie Hills at Risk, April 8th 5:30-6:30 PM

    Bridgeport Memorial Hall 73 N. School St., Bridgeport, CA, CA, United States

    Join us in person for a presentation on gold exploration in the Bodie Hills by the Sierra Club and Great Basin Resource Watch at Bridgeport Memorial Hall, 73 N. School St., Bridgeport, CA. California and specifically the Sierra Nevada region is both an old and new extractive frontier, with hotspots of environmental injustice. Abandoned gold rush era mines have left a toxic legacy that continues to impact communities and ecosystems. Recently, high gold prices have sparked renewed interest in exploration for open pit mines, threatening biologically diverse and sacred landscapes from the Sierras to the desert.  Join us to learn...

    Free
  • LOSING PEAKS, PINYONS, AND WILDLIFE: Bodie Hills at Risk, May 27th 6:30-8 PM

        Join us for a free virtual presentation on gold exploration in the Bodie Hills by local experts from the Sierra Club and Earthworks on May 27th at 6:30 PM. Register: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/m1l4e75qRgKhJ2elqTMLeA#/registration California and specifically the Sierra Nevada region is both an old and new extractive frontier, with hotspots of environmental injustice. Abandoned gold rush era mines have left a toxic legacy that continues to impact communities and ecosystems. Recently, high gold prices have sparked renewed interest in exploration for open pit mines, threatening biologically diverse and sacred landscapes from the Sierras to the desert.  Join us to learn...

    Free