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Mount Rainier reflects in a lake atop the Tatoosh Range, Mount Rainier National Park (NPS photo)
Hold onto your hats... and your Uno cards... and your fast-food kid's meal toy from 2010....
Originally published in 1989, author Stephen Trimble’s book, “The Sagebrush Ocean,” became an essential introduction to the ecology and spirit of the Great Basin Desert. Now, Trimble has updated his book to reflect the environmental changes and human development that threaten the once-vast sagebrush ocean.
On September 15 at 6 PM Pacific Time, he will join @greatbasinfoundation on Zoom to share the story of the Great Basin, from an urgent insight into what’s at stake to a reverence for what remains. Don’t miss this opportunity to view striking photographs that will bring this beloved region to life and hear from one of the foremost authors about the Great Basin region.
To learn more and register, visit https://greatbasinfoundation.org/node/206
Photo Credit: Stephen Trimble
On September 15 at 6 PM Pacific Time, he will join @greatbasinfoundation on Zoom to share the story of the Great Basin, from an urgent insight into what’s at stake to a reverence for what remains. Don’t miss this opportunity to view striking photographs that will bring this beloved region to life and hear from one of the foremost authors about the Great Basin region.
To learn more and register, visit https://greatbasinfoundation.org/node/206
Photo Credit: Stephen Trimble