Bristlecone Visitor Center Set to Open September 1st With Grand Opening Celebra

Bristlecone Visitor Center Set to Open September 1st With Grand Opening Celebration
Release Date: Aug 16, 2012 Bishop, CA
Contact(s): Nancy Upham

Inyo National Forest Supervisor Ed Armenta is pleased to announce that the long-anticipated opening of the new Bristlecone Pine Forest Visitor Center has been scheduled for Saturday, September 1. A grand opening celebration is slated to take place at Schulman Grove with music starting at 1:00 pm and the formal ceremony at 2:00 pm. The celebration will include music by the Idle Hands String Band, guest speakers, a Paiute blessing , an art exhibit, a ribbon cutting and much more. Interpretive programs and patio talks will be offered throughout the day.

The state-of-the-art facility is entirely solar powered and includes a small theatre, beautiful exhibits, stunning architecture and a wonderful new bookstore run by the Eastern Sierra Interpretive Association. The visitor center is in the same location as the previous facility and is fully handicapped accessible.

The grand opening celebration is bound to be an enjoyable event for visitors and locals alike, many of whom have donated to and supported the reconstruction effort. Those planning on attending the grand opening are urged to carpool with friends and neighbors as parking will be limited . Additional information on the grand opening can be found at the Inyo National Forest website, http://www.fs.usda.gov/inyo, or by calling John Louth at 760-873-2577.



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 08/17/2012 10:10AM by eeek.

Unfortunately the miscreant responsible apparently got off with a wrist slap ! Just do no understand the way some judges these days are so linient with sentences for a list of environmental crimes that make news.

John Thomas Christiana

http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/forum/index.php/topic,13739.0.html

Notice he has a Linkedin web page and has in the past been "mountaineering guide" ??? Probably a reason he was breaking into vehicles at the Big Pine Creek trailhead.

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Unfortunately the miscreant responsible apparently got off with a wrist slap ! Just do no understand the way some judges these days are so linient with sentences for a list of environmental crimes that make news.

John Thomas Christiana

http://www.wrightwoodcalif.com/forum/index.php/topic,13739.0.html

Notice he has a Linkedin web page and has in the past been "mountaineering guide" ??? Probably a reason he was breaking into vehicles at the Big Pine Creek trailhead.

Just goes to show you, property isn't valued the same as life.