About Us
The Mono Lake Committee is the 16,000-member grassroots non-profit organization focused solely on Mono Lake. We work to protect Mono Lake for future generations, heal the damage done by excessive water diversions, educate the public about balancing the water needs of people and the environment, and support scientific research in pursuit of these goals.
What We Do
The Latest from Mono Lake
Result of the 44th annual Tioga Pass Run
44th Tioga Pass Run is coming up
LA Times features phalaropes, saline lakes, and the communities at Mono Lake and Laguna Mar Chiquita, Argentina working together to protect them
LA Times features phalaropes, saline lakes, and the communities at Mono Lake and Laguna Mar Chiquita, Argentina working together to protect them
Outdoor Education Center and Santiago M. Escruceria recognized by East Yard Communities for Environmental Justice
“At Mono Lake, visitors witness the stark toll of LA’s water use” Los Angeles Times takes a South Tufa tour
“It needs more water” Los Angeles Times front page Mono Lake article tells it like it is
New York Times article “For the Future of Water Conservation, Look to … Los Angeles?” by Mike Kimmelman has it right
DWP exporting water away from the Mono Basin
A collaborative success: Fire-damaged State Reserve boardwalk removed
Inn Fire recovery effort: State Reserve boardwalk requires replacement
An update about the Inn Fire near Mono Lake
Tracking the birds: New Motus arrays in the Mono Basin
Lowering salinity by raising Mono Lake is key to ecosystem health
