Yesterday I woke up to a Say’s Phoebe’s windy call outside my window. Today I went for a little cross-country ski at lunch. What does that mean? It’s time for the Winter & Spring 2011 Mono Lake Newsletter to sprout.

As snowflakes fell this winter the Mono Lake Committee staff wrote up a storm of their own. You’ll find great articles on GFAJ-1 (the infamous arsenic-eating bacteria), the unusual winter flows on Rush Creek, a status report on the California Gull colony, a fresh look at Mill Creek’s water, the Mono Lake Committee’s mission to balance the water needs of people and the environment with a 21st Century aqueduct, and lots more little gems from all of your favorite staff writers. Plus, the Field Seminars are in there … sign up soon to get your spot.

If you’re a Mono Lake Committee member you can log in to see the Newsletter online now. Enjoy!

Photo courtesy of John Dittli (www.johndittli.com).

This entry was posted on Wednesday, March 16th, 2011 at 10:53 am and is filed under Community, Member News, Mono Lake Committee News, Staff Musings. You can view No Responses on this post or leave your own response if you log in.