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Great news for Mono Lake’s tributary streams! Ye

Great news for Mono Lake’s tributary streams! Yesterday evening the California State Water Resources Control Board issued Order WR 2021-0086 EXEC, which amends the Mono Basin water rights of the City of Los Angeles to make sure that 20 miles of Mono Lake’s tributary streams, riparian forests, and fish habitat will be restored to health. This is a huge deal for the streams! Read more at monolake.org.
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Today we're celebrating the 27th anniversary of th

Today we're celebrating the 27th anniversary of the State Water Board decision to protect Mono Lake. This morning, Greg and Maureen read the lake level to mark the occasion. Mono Lake currently stands at 6379.92 feet above sea level, a net rise of 5.32 feet since October 1, 1994. ⁠
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“The Kootzaduka’a (also spelled Kutzadika’a

“The Kootzaduka’a (also spelled Kutzadika’a or Kuzedika in other publications and elsewhere) are a community of close and extended family. Family members today, as in the past, live primarily on the east side of the Sierra Nevada. The Kootzaduka’a share the values of our ancestors and endeavor to pass our stories and ways down to the next generations, ensuring that the Kootzaduka’a will always be here within our Mono Lake-Yosemite homeland.”⁠
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Voices of the People is a first-of-its-kind compilation of stories, histories, photographs, and family chronicles from the Seven Associated Tribes of Yosemite National Park, written in their own words and from their own perspective. This book highlights the Kutzedika’a, the Indigenous people of the Mono Basin, along with 6 other regional tribes whose traditional lands and routes encompass what is commonly known as Yosemite National Park. This book offers an opportunity for understanding and reflecting on the experiences of these First-Nations and their hopes for the future in their Native land. ⁠
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A great companion for people who care about this region and are seeking ways to learn about and support its original stewards, this book is currently available at the bookstore in Lee Vining and on our online store at monolake.org/shop⁠.⁠
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Good news! The Inyo National Forest will reopen to

Good news! The Inyo National Forest will reopen tomorrow, September 16. All lands, trails, and roads will open on the Inyo, including South Tufa and Navy Beach at Mono Lake. Weekend South Tufa tours led by Mono Lake Committee staff will resume on Friday. Please note that fire restrictions are still in effect and campfires are not permitted anywhere in Mono County. Learn more at monolake.org.⁠
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Exciting updates are happening at the Mono Basin O

Exciting updates are happening at the Mono Basin Outdoor Education Center! This year we got the ball rolling on plans to update the backyard to accommodate a more immersive and safer experience for participants. We broke ground in late July and the first phase is nearly complete! The Committee consulted with both DWP and the Mono Lake Kutzadika’a Tribe on the plans and a Tribal monitor has been on site during construction to make sure the earth work did not disrupt any culturally significant artifacts or sites. Future phases include working with the Tribe to incorporate traditional ecological knowledge to the landscaping. This project has been a long time coming and we are excited to see it finally happening! ⁠
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On a recent August morning, Mono Lake Committee st

On a recent August morning, Mono Lake Committee staff boated out to Twain Islet to hand-pull invasive Bassia weeds to protect critical California Gull nesting habitat at Mono Lake. Twain is home to over 50% of all nesting California Gulls at Mono Lake.⁠
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