Holiday Closure Schedule Winter 2022-2023 WMRC will be closed for day use and lodging on the following days… October 12, 2022
UPDATED 09/29/22: UC WMRC COVID-19 Requirements Beginning Jan 31st, 2022 all users will be required to receive a booster shot if eligible (“up to date’). All staff, and anyone staying at WMRC facilities also need to adhere to masking and testing guidelines. October 12, 2022
2023 Seasonal Positions at WMRC WMRC is looking to hire several 2023 seasonal positions at all three of our stations. November 17, 2022
“Rock Art East of the Range of Light: One Piece of a Global Puzzle” January 19, 2023 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
“Taxonomic and functional diversity of xeric alpine plant communities in a changing climate.” February 23, 2023 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
White Mountain Research Center on ABC 10 “Bartell’s Backroads” This last August WMRC had the pleasure of hosting John Bartell from ABC 10 Sacramento. November 14, 2022
WMRC in Film: USFS hosts Halloween Movie at Schulman Grove. Check out this fun and spooky event at the Schulman Visitor Center in the Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest. “A Cold Night’s Death,” was a made for television film that originally aired in 1973 on ABC. This thriller was filmed at WMRC’s Barcroft Station! It was inspired by primate research conducted at Barcroft by Nello Pace.… Continue reading WMRC in Film: USFS hosts Halloween Movie at Schulman Grove. October 12, 2022
White Mountain Research Center offers a range of scientific possibilities Between the White Mountains and Sierra Nevada lies a chain of research stations where students and scientists research topics as varied as the environments surrounding them. April 19, 2021
Hetch Hetchy gushes over wetlands Dams are controversial among environmentalists, providing water and clean energy—but destroying and fragmenting habitat. April 20, 2021
GLORIA Great Basin: tracking alpine plant range shifts on mountaintops in the White Mountains with citizen scientists