As mentioned in MBCA's January 16 EBlast (4th item), the Center for Environmental Research and Technology (CE-CERT) at University of California, Riverside, is offering a free webinar focused on the future of federal energy policy as it relates to Inland Southern California. For additional background on UCR's CERT programs read about the Solar Valley Consortium and other research focus areas about renewable energy.

Our Board meetings are open. If you wish to receive a link to attend this meeting via Zoom, please either leave your email via the "Contact Us" button, or email us at info@mbconservation.org to indicate your interest. RSVPs will close at noon on February 11 and a link will be sent to your email by 3 PM.

Learn from Certified California Naturalist Elizabeth Ogren Erickson how very full of life the desert is in this Zoom lecture. It is sponsored by the Desert Collaborative (Hi Desert Nature Museum, La Quinta Museum, and La Quinta Historical Society). Register for the free lecture on this page.

Our Board meetings are open. If you wish to receive a link to attend this meeting via Zoom, please either leave your email via the "Contact Us" button, or email us at info@mbconservation.org to indicate your interest. RSVPs will close at noon on March 11 and a link will be sent to your email by 3 PM.

Join Marina West, General Manager of the Bighorn Desert View Water Agency, to learn how California's drought conditions have and will affect economic and policy issues in our state. Old Schoolhouse Lectures are sponsored by the Desert Institute of the Joshua Tree National Park Association and the Twentynine Palms Historical Society. The registration link will be added here when available.

Our Board meetings are open. If you wish to receive a link to attend this meeting via Zoom, please either leave your email via the "Contact Us" button, or email us at info@mbconservation.org to indicate your interest. RSVPs will close at noon on April 8 and a link will be sent to your email by 3 PM.

This talk will explore how automobile travel in the early 20th century affected the development of National Parks, including Joshua Tree National Park. Old Schoolhouse Lectures are sponsored by the Desert Institute of the Joshua Tree National Park Association and the Twentynine Palms Historical Society. The registration link will be added here when available.

Naturalist and author Robin Kobaly will showcase the magnificent biological world underneath the desert surface that supports the entire desert environment. Old Schoolhouse Lectures are sponsored by the Desert Institute of the Joshua Tree National Park Association and the Twentynine Palms Historical Society. The registration link will be added here when available.

Our Board meetings are open. If you wish to receive a link to attend this meeting via Zoom, please either leave your email via the "Contact Us" button, or email us at info@mbconservation.org to indicate your interest. RSVPs will close at noon on May 13 and a link will be sent to your email by 3 PM.