176 Home Street
P.O. Box 755, Bishop, CA 93515

Telephone: 760-873-4554
Facsimile: 760-873-9277
Email: info@eslt.org

©Eastern Sierra Land Trust
2001-2008

Protecting Vital Lands for People and Wildlife

People treasure the Eastern Sierra Nevada for many reasons - the awesome vistas, the working farms and ranches, the thriving fish and wildlife - reasons that inspire them to want to protect these values for future generations.

The Eastern Sierra Land Trust recognizes that the land we share has long been used in a variety of ways. We work to protect vital lands and preserve a healthy balance of uses — from ranching to biking, wildlife habitats to favorite fishing spots — that can be sustained forever, ensuring a strong local economy and healthy environment for generations to come. You can help.

Upcoming Summer Events

Mono Basin Geology Tour - Saturday, August 22nd. Join ESLT and geologist Terry Wright for a morning visiting geologic highlights, including a stop at Panum Crater. Trip will end with a lunch overlooking Mono Lake. 9am to 1pm.

Fee: $75 including a lunch of local foods. Reserve your spot today!

Visit our events page for directions and more information, or call the office at 760-873-4554.

Art for Conservation Show and Sale

Old Stable in Round Valley, Watercolor by Helen Warren

ESLT is proud to announce its first Art for Conservation Show and Sale happening this July in Mammoth Lakes. Read More...

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What's New

Garden Share Project! - Do you have land that you want to see be a garden, or do you need a place to garden? Read more here [PDF], and download your application here [PDF] and return it today!

Read our 2008 Annual Report.

Upcoming Summer Events -

Join us on the land!

Completed Projects Map- View a map of ESLT preserved lands.

ESLT Gift Membership Available! - Make your gift shopping easy, tree-free, and benefit conservation in the Eastern Sierra!

Member Survey - Please share your thoughts with us.

ESLT Logo Wear - New! Our ESLT T-shirts, polos, hats, and mugs can be bought online and at Spellbinder Books in downtown Bishop!

 

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