Facilitated by Dr. Chris Tracy, Director of the UCR Boyd Deep Canyon Desert Research Center, each free presentation is designed to examine the world in new and surprising ways. Dr. Ken Nussear's presentation asks these questions: Is brown the new green? Is there room for all of us? Are we doing all we can to recover protected species? 

Twentynine Palms Historical Society and Joshua Tree National Park Association present Kyle Sullivan, BLM Ranger, on "Adventures in the Mojave Trails National Monument." Read more about the series at the website of either the Historical Society or the Park Association. $5 admission.

The Morongo Basin MAC meets monthly (except August and December). As soon as available each month, the agenda will be published on this page.

MBCA will hold our Annual Meeting and Program in January, possibly on this date. When details are finalized, EBlast subscribers will be notified and there will be a press release. We expect to release our 50th anniversary book at this event. 

Learn the history of one of our nation's most beloved parks from speaker William West. Here is a full description and a link to register. Registration is requested but the lecture is free.

The Morongo Basin MAC meets monthly (except August and December). As soon as available each month, the agenda will be published on this page.

Facilitated by Dr. Chris Tracy, Director of the UCR Boyd Deep Canyon Desert Research Center, each free presentation is designed to examine the world in new and surprising ways. Dr. Lesley DeFalco and Dr. Todd Esque will discuss the tribulations and triumphs of Mojave Desert restoration. 

Twentynine Palms Historical Society and Joshua Tree National Park Association present Ronald May, RPA, and Warner Graves III on "Postcards from Mecca: The California Desert Photographs of Susie Keef Smith and Lula Mae Graves." Read more about the series at the website of either the Historical Society or the Park Association. $5 admission.

A look at bars of the Pacific flyway in the context of the current environmental crisis.  Speaker Jennifer Ackerman is a nature writer and the author of "The Genius of Birds." Here is a full description and a link to register. Registration is requested but the lecture is free.