Earth Day Youth Art Contest Showing
C5 Studios 210 S Warren Street, Bishop, CaliforniaThe results are in for the Earth Day Youth Art Contest! Thank you so much to everyone who entered the contest and thank you to the local artists and art lovers who volunteered to judge. Each submission was well done, creative, and moving, and the judges had a tough time choosing winners. After much consideration, they chose the winners based both on the art and the description in response to the prompt. …continue reading
Adopt-A-Highway Cleanup
We are planning a highway cleanup on July 16 from 7:30-10:00 am to remove trash from ESLT’s sponsored section of Highway 395. Your help is greatly appreciated and will keep litter away from wildlife and out of sensitive ecosystems. In order to avoid as much of the sun and heat as possible, we will get started early. We recommend that volunteers wear long pants to protect against thistle, carry water bottles, and …continue reading
How To: BioBlitz Workshop
Are you interested in participating in ESLT’s 2022 BioBlitz, but you’re unsure how? Come to our Zoom workshop this upcoming Wednesday, 8/17, from 6-7 pm! We will show you how easy and fun it is to participate in a BioBlitz using the iNaturalist app. Whether you’re coming to the in-person event in Bishop on 8/21 from 8 am - 10 am, or participating in the BioBlitz on your own time on a …continue reading
Lands & Legacy 2022: BioBlitz
Eastern Sierra Land Trust is inviting you to participate in collecting scientific observations in a Citizen Science BioBlitz event! We are excited to get onto the land with you as part of our 21st Anniversary Lands & Legacy Celebration. Local art prizes are available to community members who participate - scroll to the bottom of this page to read more. What is a BioBlitz? A BioBlitz is a community science event that …continue reading
Lands & Legacy 2022: Author Chat With David Carle
As part of our 21st Anniversary Lands and Legacy Celebration, ESLT is hosting an evening Zoom presentation and chat with conservationist, author, ranger, educator, and Eastern Sierra lover, David Carle. On the 23rd, David will discuss fire in Eastern California while presenting from his recently published 2nd edition of Fire in California. There will be opportunities for questions and conversation at the end of the presentation. To RSVP, please fill out the form …continue reading
Lands & Legacy 2022: Wine Tasting With Raeburn Winery
We are kicking off our 21st Anniversary Paddle Raise with some extra fun! To start the evening, ESLT is co-hosting a virtual wine tasting, sponsored by Purple Brands and Raeburn Winery. The tasting starts at 5 pm and will be led by a Raeburn winemaker. We will explore three of their delicious flagship wines and hear from Raeburn's founder, Derek Benham, regarding his family's conservation work and connections to Eastern Sierra Land …continue reading
Lands & Legacy 2022: Paddle Raise With Guest Speaker Matt Lee-Ashley
2022 marks the 21st Anniversary of Eastern Sierra Land Trust, and you’re invited to help us celebrate the permanent protection of over 21,000 acres of natural and working lands with us! Please join us online with Auctioneer Jeremy Goico at our energizing Paddle Raise at 6 pm on August 25th. All dollars raised protect the natural and working lands of the Eastern Sierra, as well as provide a home for the wildlife …continue reading
Great Sierra River Cleanup
Let's combat pollution in Eastern Sierra waterways! ESLT is organizing a cleanup on September 17th as part of the California Coastal Commission's annual Great Sierra River Cleanup. The Great Sierra River Cleanup is part of California Coastal Cleanup day. During last year’s California Coastal Cleanup, 36,289 volunteers came out to 3,086 cleanups, 363,719 lbs of trash and recyclables were removed, and 1,335 miles were cleaned. Let’s make this year even bigger! You can …continue reading
ESLT Holiday Mixer
Eastern Sierra Land Trust Office Backyard 250 N. Fowler Street, Bishop, CA, United StatesJoin our holiday mixer at the ESLT office as we get together with our conservation partners and community members. This will be a great opportunity to meet our new Lands Program directors, Amy and Emmie.This get-together will be mostly outside. There will be patio heaters, but make sure to bring your coat! Refreshments and snacks will be provided. We'll lift our glasses in celebration as we prepare to kick off another year …continue reading
CANCELED – Mule Deer Migration Corridor Field Trip
Due to weather and concerns for the safety on the roads , this event has been canceled. Hopefully, we will be able to reschedule for next month or host a webinar about the Round Valley Mule Deer herd. The deer will likely stay on their winter range in Round Valley longer this year because of the large snowpack, so we will likely be able to see them later this year. Please stay …continue reading
Postponed – Annual Owens River Clean Up 2023
The event organizers have postponed the cleanup with everyone's safety in mind. Due to the potential for dangerously high river water flows from snowmelt runoff, the 9th Annual Owens River Clean Up is being postponed to Saturday, November 4, 2023. Your safety is the utmost priority. See you the first Saturday of November at the Pleasant Valley Campground! Water flows and air temps the start of November should be perfect for a weekend of cleaning …continue reading
GardenFest 2023
Eastern Sierra Land Trust Office Backyard 250 N. Fowler Street, Bishop, CA, United StatesKick off the growing season this Saturday at GardenFest! Join us from 11am to 2pm for an exciting celebration of springtime in ESLT's backyard at 250 N. Fowler Street. At this free, family-friendly community event, you can: Purchase native starter plants from the California Native Plant Society Pick up seeds from the Seed Library Gather garden tips from the UCCE Master Gardeners of Inyo & Mono Counties Chat with Eastern Sierra Audubon Society Buy Compost Tea …continue reading
Please check back soon for new opportunities to get out, explore, and get involved in our conservation efforts here in the Eastern Sierra.