‘An Ascent of the Salathé Wall’ a Film Featuring the Late Allen Steck – 9/11 at Mountain Rambler Brewery with Friends of the Inyo
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Mountain Rambler Brewery 186 S. Main St., Bishop, CA, United States
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Free Online Evening Event Oct. 4: ‘Island in the Sky’ – Conglomerate Mesa Short Documentary + Panel Discussion
We invite you to join Friends of the Inyo and the Conglomerate Mesa Coalition for a FREE virtual evening presentation of Island in the Sky, a short documentary film followed by a panel discussion. This film looks at the impacts of gold mining on Conglomerate Mesa and takes a look at K2 Gold's most recent proposal. A panel discussion will follow. Our Panelists are: Kathy Jefferson Bancroft, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Tribe Mike Prather, Lone Pine resident. Sierra Club desert activist, Audubon Owens Lake wildlife advocate. Wendy Schneider, Executive Director, Friends of the Inyo Kris Hohag, Organizer,...
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2nd Annual Online Great Basin Water Justice Summit Nov. 2 – 3
Join Friends of the Inyo, Owens Valley Indian Water Commission, Great Basin Water Network, and Eastern Sierra Land Trust, for the 2nd Annual Online Great Basin Water Justice Summit, this November 2nd and 3rd. While the in-person summmit is by invitation only for local tribal and water activists, environmentalists, and community leaders, we are pleased to once again offer the opportunity for the general public to tune in virtually for FREE. Attend one or both days as you are able. If you are unable to connect in real time, recordings of the presentations will be made available to the public...
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Friends of the Inyo Proudly Presents the 2024 Owens Lake Bird Festival: Friday – Sunday, April 19-21, in Lone Pine!
FeaturedFriends of the Inyo Lone Pine Satellite Office 142 East Bush Street, Lone Pine, CA, United States +1 moreFriends of the Inyo's 2024 Owens Lake Bird Festival, with generous funding support from the County of Inyo and AltaOne Federal Credit Union, returns April 19-21, with birding tours on and off the famous Owens Lake (which continues to have much water in it--and migrating birds, of course!), as well as photography, advocacy, botany, geology, hydrology and mining history tours. Get your tickets today! CLICK HERE OR ON THE IMAGE TO GET YOUR TOUR AND MEAL TICKETS BEFORE THEY SELL OUT! Scroll down to see venue and other details.
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EVENT IS NOW CLOSED – Dark Desert Skies at Conglomerate Mesa Spring 2024 Campout: FREE! May 17-19
Lone Pine Museum of Western Film History 701 South Main St, Lone Pine, CA, United StatesATTENTION: REGISTRATION FOR THIS SPRING EVENT IS NOW CLOSED! CHECK OUR CALENDAR LATER IN THE YEAR AS IT IS POSSIBLE WE MIGHT OFFER IT AGAIN IN THE FALL. THANK YOU FOR YOUR INTEREST. LOOKING UP AT THE SKY IS BETTER WITH FRIENDS...OF THE INYO! If the recent solar eclipse has left you with a desire to keep looking up to the heavens, how about another kind of skygazing, as in stargazing with Friends of the Inyo at our upcoming Dark Desert Skies Campout at Conglomerate Mesa on May 17-19? This event is free and includes an evening of films at...
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June Lake Trails Day 2024 – Patriotically on Independence Day Weekend!
june lake community center 90 W Granite Ave, June Lake, CA, United States2024's Annual June Lake Trails Day, Saturday July 6th WHEN: Saturday, July 6th, 2024 from 8:30am to 12:30pm WHERE: Meet at the June Lake Community Center Parking Lot/June Lake Community Park. Here WHAT: Join June Lake Trails Committee and Friends of the Inyo for a fun morning of maintaining popular trails and picking up trash and fishing line around the June Lake Loop. Friends of the Inyo will provide gloves, trash bags, and tools. Bring water, sunscreen, and appropriate footwear for hiking. No charge. All ages welcome!
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City of Bishop’s Hispanic Heritage & Latino Conservation Week Celebration
Bishop City Hall 300 W. Block of Church Street, BishopThe City of Bishop, California, under the leadership of our first ever Latino Mayor, The Honorable Jose Garcia, invites the local Eastern Sierra Nevada community and visitors to Celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month and Latino Conservation Week on Saturday, September 14, from 4 to 8 p.m. in Downtown Bishop, on the 300 W. Block of Church Street, behind City Hall. This is a free and family-friendly community event. The Latino Conservation Week portion of this event will feature a resource fair with information in English and Spanish about public lands access and recreation opportunities from the following organizations: Eastern Sierra...
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Friends of the Inyo Proudly Presents the 2025 Owens Lake Bird Festival: Friday – Sunday, April 11-13, in Lone Pine!
FeaturedFriends of the Inyo Lone Pine Satellite Office 142 East Bush Street, Lone Pine, CA, United States +1 moreFriends of the Inyo's 2025 Owens Lake Bird Festival, with generous funding support from AltaOne Federal Credit Union, returns April 11-13, with birding tours on and off the famous Owens Lake as well as plein air painting, photography, advocacy, botany, geology, hydrology, mining history tours, and MORE. GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE 2025 OWENS LAKE BIRD FESTIVAL Tickets on sale now! Book Your Tours: Patsiata’s (Owens Lake) importance to migrating and nesting birds as a resting and feeding stopover each fall and spring. Explore the roads in Pasiata’s habitat/dust control locations and learn to access the lake on your own. We will drive, stop,...
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Friday May 2nd @ 6 PM- Fish in Film: Celebrating Eastern Sierra Fisheries and Hot Creek!
FeaturedMammoth Brewing Co. Beer Cellar 18 Lake Mary Road, Mammoth Lakes, CA, United StatesFRIDAY MAY 2ND AT 6 PM AT MAMMOTH BREWING: Join us for Fish in Film, a celebration of trout and Mono County's very own Hot Creek. This FREE event is hosted in coordination between the Crowley Fish Foundation, Cal Trout, No Hot Creek Mine, Friends of the Inyo, Trout Unlimited, and Backcountry Hunters & Anglers. In additon to the screening of short films all fish and hot creek, there will also be a participation based raffle, with prizes for attendees who submit a public comment requesting that the Lahontan Regional Water Quality Control Board designate Hot Creek as an Outstanding...
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Dinner and Movies – Protecting Paya: Honoring the Legacy of Water Stewardship in Payahuunadü
Bishop Fairgrounds 1234 Sierra St, Bishop, CA, United StatesProtecting Paya: Honoring the Legacy of Water Stewardship in Payahuunadü Join us on the evening of December 4th to celebrate and honor the legacy of water stewardship in Payahuunadü* by watching the films "Paya: The Water Story of the Paiute" and "The Aqueduct Between Us." Seating is limited, so please register below. Dinner will be available free of charge starting at 5:30 PM. Programming begins at 6 PM. This event is offered free of charge. Consider making an optional donation to support Friends of the Inyo's Water Empowerment work. Register Here: https://web.charityengine.net/protectingpaya
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