Saline Valley Training & Monarch Count: Nov. 24 – 25, 2022

Isis HowardPosted on September 25, 2022 Posted in Uncategorized

When & Where: Nov 24-25th overnight training event at Hunter Canyon in the Saline Valley, CA. Training will occur the afternoon of the 24th and a group survey will occur the morning of the 25th. (Exact times TBD)

Description: Do you want to learn how to survey for monarchs in the desert? The Saline Valley Monarch Count will be holding a group training and survey in Saline Valley for new and returning surveyors alike. These desert sites are unique in many ways and require a bit of extra knowledge, experience and adventure to survey. All survey data is submitted to the Xerces Society for the annual Western Monarch Count. Attendees, please note that you will be required to provide your own transportation, camping equipment, and food and will need to be self-sufficient in remote settings. There are no facilities or reception in Saline Valley so please plan accordingly!

Contact: To register or ask questions about this event, please email Rachel Laura & Joanna Gilkeson at [email protected].

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