In times like these there is no better antidote to despair than gathering to take action, feel that sense of community, and make a tangible difference on the land we care so much about. Get together with us and take a stand for the land and water of the Eastern Sierra at the events below.

Join us and your fellow public lands champions at a rally to speak up for our national forests at Bishop City Park. Bring a sign! We will provide information on recent attacks on public lands, how to take action, and more. Booths for public comments and opportunities to connect with your local conservation organizations will be plentiful.

Celebrate National Trails Day by helping us brush the Robinson Creek Trail. We’ll be kicking off the morning with coffee and pastries as everyone arrives, discuss the plan for the day, and gather our gear. Afterwards, our hard work will be rewarded with fresh baked pie and iced teas. 

We will meet at the Horsecreek Falls Trailhead near Annette’s Mono Village: 38.1468736022925, -119.3777167571308. If you are leaving from Bishop and would like to carpool with us, please email izzy@friendsoftheinyo.org.

Join Bodie Hills Conservation Partnership member, the Sierra Club, for a virtual presentation on the latest exploratory gold mining project threatening to destroy the Bodie Hills. There is a public comment period which ends June 5. We need your comments!

May 29: Trailwork Project - Kennedy Meadows → 

June 6-7: National Trails Day Trailwork and Letter Writing - Kearsarge Pass Trailhead (Onion Valley) →

June 15-19: Trailwork Project - Horseshoe to Olancha Logout →