Policy Campaigns

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Conglomerate Mesa
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Bodie Hills
Cattle Grazing in Long Valley near Upper Owens River.
Keep Long Valley Green
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Long Valley Mining
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Panamint Valley
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Alabama Hills
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Fire in the Eastern Sierra
Winter Travel
Winter Travel Planning
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Policy Engagement Letters
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Past Policy Campaigns

Policy Updates

ACTION ALERT: Make Your Voice Heard on the Bureau of Land Management’s Public Lands Rule by June 20th! In-Person, Online Meetings Open to the Public in Early June!

Speak Up On How Bureau of Land Management Lands Should Be Managed! – Attend an in-person or online public meeting in early June (two dates to choose from), and offer YOUR public comments on the BLM’s draft Public Lands Rule, a once-in-a-generation change on the Bureau’s land management priorities; and/or – Submit written comments by the June 20th deadline!

Friends of the Inyo, Sierra Club, Center for Bio Diversity & Western Watersheds Project Appeal Court’s Decision to Allow Drilling Near Hot Creek

Conservation groups filed an appeal Tuesday, March 28, in the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals challenging a lower court ruling allowing exploratory drilling in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains that threatens an endangered fish and a dwindling population of bi-state sage grouse. Read the full press release here.

Action Alert Reminder: Write a Letter to Help Save Mono Lake! Show Up at a State Water Board Online Workshop Tomorrow, 2/15!

Attend an online State Water Board information-gathering workshop tomorrow, Wednesday, February 15, from 1 to 4 p.m. Pacific Time. Write to the State Water Board by March 17 asking it to suspend water diversions by the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) until Mono Lake rises back to a healthy, sustainable level. Find out how you can get involved.

ACTION ALERT: Ask BLM to Protect Important Public Lands from Renewable Energy Development by March 1!

While Friends of the Inyo supports renewable energy development, we do not support it at the cost of destroying lands with ecological, cultural, historic, scenic, or other important values. It is imperative that the BLM hear from the Eastern Sierra community so that they can take our opinions and concerns into consideration when deciding if and how to amend their 2012 Plan. Find out what you can do!