WMRC is CANCELLING PUBLIC LECTURES

Hello Everyone,

We are truly sorry, but WMRC is CANCELLING PUBLIC LECTURES that were to be held March 10-April 28.

White Mountain Research Center would like to inform the public that we will be cancelling ALL of our Public Lectures for the season due to uncertainty with the coronavirus.

WMRC regrets having to do this, but in keeping the public, employees, and speakers in mind, we have decided against holding our talks for March and April 2020.

We are very sorry for any inconvenience and hope that you understand our concerns for everyone. If you have questions, please call 760-873-4344.

Regretfully,

Denise

The mission of the White Mountain Research Center is to support research and teaching in the White-Inyo mountains, the Owens Valley, the eastern Sierra Nevada and surrounding areas. WMRC operates three full-service field stations to support college-level instruction and research throughout the entire region.

Owens Valley Station

Open year round, the Owens Valley Station is located 6 km (4 miles) east of Bishop in Owens Valley at 1252 m elevation (4108').

1252meters

Crooked Creek Station

Crooked Creek Station is located at an elevation of 3094 meters (10,200'). CCS is our most modern facility and sleeps 40 persons at full capacity.

3094meters

Barcroft Station

Open from about June 1 - October 31, Barcroft Station was constructed in 1951 at an elevation of 3800 m (12,470') in the White Mountains.

3801meters

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