Help the BLM put 115 baby plants in the ground at the Alabama Hills
Date: Sunday, February 22nd, 2026
Time: 9:00 to 1:00
Meeting Location: Vehicles will meet at the nexus of Whitney Portal Road and Movie Road. 36.595798, -118.109025. From there, we will caravan to the restoration site. Email stewardship@friendsoftheinyo.
What to Bring: Closed-toe shoes, water, snacks, and sun protection (sun shirt, sunglasses, hat, sunscreen). All ages are welcome!
Lunch provided: Friends of the Inyo will provide sandwich supplies, snacks, and cold bubbly beverages for volunteers. Please eat breakfast before arriving!
Space is limited! Sign up for Alabama Hills restoration here
Connect local students with winter landscapes at SnowSchool
Bishop: March 11, 12, and 13 at Cardinal Village
Mammoth: March 2 and March 6 at the Mammoth Lakes Visitor Center
What is SnowSchool? SnowSchool is an outdoor education experience that gets kids outside, having fun, and being curious about their winter environment.
The volunteer role: Co-leading activity stations and helping with site setup and breakdown. Volunteers do not need any previous outdoor education experience! All curriculum is provided in advance (and the lessons aren’t complicated!). Anyone who enjoys being outside and working with kids would enjoy these field trips.
Timing: Volunteers are needed from 8:45 to 1:30 each day. You’re welcome to sign up for any number of days that work for your schedule.
Fill out this form to volunteer for SnowSchool
More details to come: Join us in March for a restoration project in Rovana with lunch afterwards provided by the Backcountry Cook, Kelly Kate Warren!
We are so excited to announce that we’re partnering with professional backcountry cook, Kelly Kate Warren, at our March stewardship project with the BLM! The project will focus on restoration work and take place on Sunday, March 22nd just outside Rovana (Pine Creek Village).
The details are still in the works, so stay tuned for updates.
If you have any questions, please email [email protected]
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