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219 Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep afield
Sierra Nevada bighorn sheep are a separate subspecies of bighorn sheep that have state and federal endangered species status. They were restored to the Mono Basin in 1986. In mid-June these sheep often use Lundy Canyon and it may be possible to spot them from the trail. John will lead the group there and discuss the history and challenges of restoration efforts for these sheep. Bring snacks, water, and sunscreen.
Guide/Speaker: John Wehausen (he/him)
Details
Fee: $0.00
Trip Type: Field Trip
Transportation Type: Carpool/Personal Vehicle
Driving Distance: 25 miles round-trip
Day: Friday
Start Time: 8:30 AM
End Time: 1:00 PM
Physical Activity
Very Difficult hiking, 6 miles (approximate)
Amenities Available
Meeting Venue Location
296 Mattly Ave
Lee Vining CA 93541
Venue Location
The venue location is the same as the meeting venue location.
Venue and Meeting Location
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