Community Calendar
and Schedule of Events For 2018
February 24th
Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Field Trips
Winter and early spring is the time of year when the endangered Sierra bighorn are most easily found and viewed before they retreat to higher elevations. These animals are difficult to see and there are just over 600 in the world all in the Sierra Nevada
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Foundation provide free public field trips to view Sierra bighorn. Tentative dates for 2018 are January 27, February 24 and April 22. Typically very little walking is required.
Pre-registration asksnbs@wildlife.ca.gov is required as space is limited and field trips are weather and road condition dependent.
Meet at 9:00 AM at the CDFW Bishop parking lot 787 N. Main at the corner of Main and Yaney (Cottonwood Grove Shopping Center). Be dressed for the weather and in sturdy footwear. Sun protection is highly recommended. Bring your binoculars or scopes if you have them. Field trips are typically concluded by noon.
RSVP as soon as possible if you would like to join us: asksnbs@wildlife.ca.gov
Also we might mention that there is a blue moon on March 31 and great viewing in Death Valley
April 27th
Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Field Trips
Winter and early spring is the time of year when the endangered Sierra bighorn are most easily found and viewed before they retreat to higher elevations. These animals are difficult to see and there are just over 600 in the world all in the Sierra Nevada
The California Department of Fish and Wildlife and the Sierra Nevada Bighorn Sheep Foundation provide free public field trips to view Sierra bighorn. Tentative dates for 2018 are January 27, February 24 and April 22. Typically very little walking is required.
Pre-registration asksnbs@wildlife.ca.gov is required as space is limited and field trips are weather and road condition dependent.
Meet at 9:00 AM at the CDFW Bishop parking lot 787 N. Main at the corner of Main and Yaney (Cottonwood Grove Shopping Center). Be dressed for the weather and in sturdy footwear. Sun protection is highly recommended. Bring your binoculars or scopes if you have them. Field trips are typically concluded by noon.
RSVP as soon as possible if you would like to join us: asksnbs@wildlife.ca.gov
October 13th
5th Annual Bullfrog Historical Mining District Poker Run
Call Beatty Chamber of Commerce for more information on any of these events. 775-553-2424
Local Weather Information
Any trip can be adversely affected by bad weather. If you are planning a trip to Beatty or Death Valley in the very near future the Intellicast website can help you plan your trip accordingly.
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