Local ranchers and farmers can restore grasslands to “carbon superhero” status
In the spring and summer, if you drive up the 395, you may be surprised by the lush meadows you see on the valley floor, which look quite different from the sagebrush and Pinyon Juniper woodlands at higher elevations. Oftentimes, those meadows are the …continue reading
How food sovereignty can build community and deepen connection to the land
On a windy afternoon in January, Masha Bluestein swings open the wooden door of the cob seed house, where hundreds of seeds are sorted into various glass jars. As the Garden and Nutrition Educator, Bishop Paiute Tribe, Bluestein knows the power of a single …continue reading
Eastern Sierra Land Trust awarded a 2025 grant to advance strategic land protection
Bishop, California — Eastern Sierra Land Trust is pleased to announce that it has received an award from the Land and Climate Grant Program managed by the Land Trust Alliance and Open Space Institute. The funds from this grant are meant to allow land …continue reading

Fall Wildlife Activity

It is officially fall now and the nights are cooling down quickly. Aspen groves are …continue reading

What’s in your Waterway?

2012 Great Sierra River Clean Up Volunteers Last Saturday, September 8, Eastern Sierra …continue reading

Lately we have really been enjoying sharing wildlife sightings from various conservation projects. One species …continue reading

Dear ESLT Friends, I'm writing to let you know that I'm planning to step down …continue reading

Exciting update! The Art for Conservation show at the G2 Gallery will continue through September …continue reading

Dear Friends, 2011 was a banner year for ESLT. Highlights included celebrating our 10th birthday, …continue reading

Thanks to a generous grant from the Norcross Wildlife Foundation, ESLT purchased a motion activated …continue reading

Current AmeriCorps member Victoria Ortiz (myself) planting sunflowers with local 3rd graders Do …continue reading

Eastern Sierra Land Trust (ESLT) is turning heads, toward the bright yellow blooms of sunflowers …continue reading