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Darryl DeVinney

Sunrise light on a grove of tufa towers emerging from the water of Mono Lake with soft green and dusty-red wild grasses in the foreground, Canada geese in the shallow water with reflections of the rocky towers, and desert hills in the distance.

September 19, 2018

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Book reading & signing for “Naming Mt. Thoreau” on September 30 in Lee Vining

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Thanks to the support of more than 450 members and

Thanks to the support of more than 450 members and supporters, we achieved our goal of raising $50,000 to be matched for Mono Lake on #GivingTuesday! You made this another incredible, record-breaking day for Mono Lake. We are so grateful for your support.

Hello, it's Andrew at the Mono Lake Committee. It'

Hello, it's Andrew at the Mono Lake Committee. It's #GivingTuesday and we are so thankful for all of the Mono Lake supporters who have supported our fundraiser today—so far you've helped us reach 84% of our goal! Donate by midnight tonight to have your gift matched, up to a grand total of $50,000, or share this with a friend. You can also check out a video of this morning's sunrise at #MonoLake when you visit our website: monolake.org. Thank you for your support!

Last spring the Mono Lake Committee installed wild

Last spring the Mono Lake Committee installed wildlife cameras on Negit Island and the landbridge to watch for coyotes getting across to prey on California Gull eggs and chicks. #MonoLake rose so fast and so much that a good watery moat protected the gulls all summer--we saw no signs of coyotes getting across the landbridge! Last week staff returned to pick up the cameras for the winter. Photo by Andrew Youssef.

November in the Mono Basin: cold nights, chilly su

November in the Mono Basin: cold nights, chilly sunny days, brown landscape, blue lake and sky. Enjoy this view of Mono Lake from the east shore, where Mono Lake Committee staff went during our working retreat last week. Photo by Andrew Youssef.

Enjoy this morning’s spectacular sunrise over Mi

Enjoy this morning’s spectacular sunrise over Mill Creek dressed in its fall colors, with #MonoLake in the background!

After weeks of glorious clear weather this morning

After weeks of glorious clear weather this morning we woke up to clouds blanketing the Mono Basin and snow flurries at the high elevations! Luckily there’s still some brilliant fall color scattered here and there … the wind hasn’t taken it all yet.

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