Location: Event takes place near Parson’s Lodge
Spend your Friday afternoon exploring the science and stories shaping Yosemite today. The Yosemite Conservancy Stewardship Series offers a unique opportunity to learn from experts through short, topic-focused programs inspired by donor-funded projects. Each two-hour session highlights a different area of research, restoration, or stewardship — from meadow recovery and sequoia ecology to wildlife conservation and beyond.
Journey to Yosemite’s high country and discover where conservation history was born. During this program, you’ll explore the meadows and surrounding area while learning how this stunning landscape inspired the birth of the modern conservation movement. From John Muir’s advocacy to today’s ongoing stewardship, Tuolumne Meadows remains at the heart of efforts to protect wild places. Yosemite Conservancy continues this legacy through projects that preserve the meadow’s delicate ecology and support research that guides its future.
Join us to walk in the footsteps of conservation pioneers and see how their vision — and your support — keeps Yosemite’s high country thriving for generations to come.
