The Inyo National Forest, turning 100 this year, reminds us that open, wild lands have a place both in our hearts and in our Eastern Sierra identity.

As varied as the ways in which we experience it, the Inyo National Forest elicits a personal connection from each of us.  Whether you spend your days in the desert or mountains or you enjoy the views from town, celebrate its centennial by sharing how you relate to this land.  Add your story to a collection of voices, memories and experiences of our local natural heritage - browse the blog, email your thoughts and we'll add them to the blog once a week.

Take a hike, fish, birdwatch, and feed your soul on any of these trips that get you out and enjoying the wonderful variety of the Eastern Sierra.

WANTED:

Male or Female with a passion for the lands, plants and animals of the Eastern Sierra for days and maybe nights ofgetting dirty in the front and backcountry of the Eastern Sierra.

 

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