10/12/22 10/12/22

Mojave Desert Land Trust responds to California Fish and Game Commission postponement vote on western Joshua tree listing

9/19/22 9/19/22

Magazine offers view of desert life as seen by young desert poets

9/6/22 9/6/22

Annual report: Mojave Desert Land Trust’s versatile conservation approach protects 4,156 additional acres, grows 8,953 native plants in 2021

8/1/22 8/1/22

Renowned television writer Steve Hely joins MDLT board of directors

6/23/22 6/23/22

Trust for Public Land Helps Protect Nearly 1,500 Acres of Caliente Creek

6/16/22 6/16/22

Commission vote tied for western Joshua tree listing

This decision will ultimately have great bearing on the role of California’s Endangered Species Act in protecting species threatened by climate change. We hope they choose to take bold, decisive action in applying CESA as a tool to protect our state’s most vulnerable species, including the western Joshua tree, against this extraordinary threat.

4/29/22 4/29/22

Heritage Fire burned over 300 trees in desert riparian conservation lands

3/15/22 3/15/22

Rare riparian conservation area damaged in Heritage Fire

1/3/22 1/3/22

Public notice: The Mojave Desert Land Trust applies for re-accreditation with the Land Trust Alliance

11/16/21 11/16/21

New data pinpoints dark skies above Mojave Trails National Monument

10/26/21 10/26/21

New executive team appointed at the Mojave Desert Land Trust

The Board of Directors of the Mojave Desert Land Trust has selected a new executive team to lead the organization as it enters a new era in its land conservation work. Cody Hanford and Kelly Herbinson will serve as joint Executive Directors, when outgoing Executive Director Geary Hund steps down on October 31.