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February 2008
Dear Eastern Sierra Friends,
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Great News for Members!!
This year, the ESLT is thrilled to partner with the Mountain Light Gallery in Bishop
to offer ESLT members a special opportunity. When you renew your
membership at a higher level, you will receive a coupon to purchase items
at a 20% discount. This offer is good for the purchase of any item
in the Gallery, including prints, books, t-shirts, or notecards.
When you receive your renewal
letter and return it with a higher contribution than the previous year, we
will send you a coupon that you can take to the Gallery for all your shopping
needs!
Take advantage of this
great opportunity to grace your walls or bookshelves with images of the Eastern
Sierra or other inspiring landscapes from around the world. This is a one
time offer, so don't miss the chance for this special opportunity.
Fall Sunrise on the High Sierra over the Owens
Valley,
© Galen Rowell courtesy of Mountain Light Photography
The Mountain Light Gallery
features the work of renowned nature photographer, Galen Rowell. Galen traveled
the world to capture incredible images of nature, mountain climbing, and
other cultures. He had a special love of the Eastern Sierra, which is reflected
in the many gorgeous photographs he shot there. Galen's work has a natural
connection to the Eastern Sierra Land Trust because he cared deeply about
the future of his beloved home landscapes and worked to help preserve them.
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SAVE
THE DATE!!
The ESLT and landowner Bill Bramlette will host "Celebrating
Conservation" at the Benton Hot Springs Ranch on Saturday, May 10th, 3-5pm.
Join us for a festive afternoon under Montgomery Peak to commemorate the
preservation of 900 acres of working ranchland, wetlands, and wildlife habitat.
Refreshments, music, guest speakers, and a walking tour of the property will
highlight the easement's rich biological, historical, and agricultural values.
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concern for the Eastern Sierra and support of our efforts to preserve its
working farms, scenic vistas, and open spaces for future generations.
Eastern Sierra Land Trust
Karen, John, Katie, Cheryl, Heather, & Katie
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