Whitebark Institute of Interdisciplinary Environ Sciences

Geode Environmental Inc. is an environmental and urban planning firm based in Bishop, California, recognized as a certified DBE, SBE, and WBE. With a focus on integrating science and policy, the company possesses extensive knowledge of the region's geography, biological species, and cultural history. Offering a range of services including CEQA and NEPA policy analysis, regulatory compliance document preparation, and sustainability planning, Geode Environmental is committed to providing innovative solutions for both international and domestic projects. Their interdisciplinary team is well-equipped to address local and regional environmental priorities through a collaborative approach. Generated from the website

The Owens Valley Indian Water Commission (OVIWC) is dedicated to fostering collaboration with the Payahuunad Tribes to enhance self-sufficiency, cultural preservation, and environmental sustainability in the Owens Valley and Eastern Sierra. Comprising three member Tribes—the Bishop, Big Pine, and Lone Pine Tribes—the commission's mission includes improving water quality, increasing water supply, and promoting Indigenous agriculture and food security. OVIWC's governance consists of a six-member board with representatives from each Tribe, ensuring that Tribal perspectives shape the commission's initiatives. The commission actively engages with Tribal environmental staff on various projects, reinforcing its commitment to land and water protection while empowering the local Indigenous community. Generated from the website

Friends of the Inyo is a prominent nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for the waters, mountains, and desert lands of the Eastern Sierra, from the slopes of Yosemite to Death Valley. Through education, volunteer efforts, and policy engagement, they strive to protect the natural environment while promoting best stewardship practices among the public. The organization produces various publications, including a monthly newsletter and a biannual magazine, to keep the community informed about their initiatives and events. With a commitment to preserving the region's natural beauty, Friends of the Inyo actively involves local residents in stewardship activities and advocacy campaigns. Generated from the website