Robert Haydon is a journalist specializing in local news and events in Joshua Tree, California. As a writer for the DESERT PROTECTION SOCIETY, he covers a range of topics including community issues, nature conservation, sports, and cultural events in the area.
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By: Robert Haydon
This Sunday (11/17) Mil-Tree is holding a writing workshop from 1:00PM to 3:00PM at the Twentynine Palms Visitor Center.
By: Robert Haydon
The Alien Probe crew is landing at Giant Rock Meeting room tonight for a free round of spontaneous, unfilited, psychadelic status-quo shattering PUNK ROCK KARAOKE!
By: Robert Haydon
Thought Theatre will perform a staged reading of Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Katori Hall's “The Mountaintop” for a one weekend run in Joshua Tree beginning November 23.
Two new opportunities to give back to your public lands are available at Joshua Tree National Park, but the deadline to apply is this Saturday (11/23)
By: Robert Haydon
Last night the Morongo Valley Community Services District Board of Directors held their regular meeting at Covington Park's multipurpose room.
By: Robert Haydon
Joshua Tree National Park announced some upcoming trail closures. The Cholla Cactus Garden will be worked on from December to March by the JTNP trail crew, improving the conditions of the loop trail to make it meet the accessibility standards set by the Architectural Barriers Act. You'll still be able to view the fuzzy horizon of the cholla gardens as you drive down Pinto Basin Road.
By: Robert Haydon
California State Parks' Office of Historic Preservation (OHP) announced that it will begin accepting applications for the State Historic Rehabilitation Tax Credit Program on Jan. 6th of next year. California property owners can apply for the credit to rehabilitate and maintain property that contains historical buildings and qualified residences, retaining Californians' link to the past while keeping historic buildings and homes relevant in the present and beyond.
They are open until 2:00 p.m. today (Sunday, 11/24) and the final two days to visit the popular outdoor market is next Saturday and Sunday (11/30, 12/1)
By: Robert Haydon
The Way Station will be giving out food boxes and turkeys tomorrow morning at 8 a.m. The distribution of food comes in part from donations made to Basin Transit at Friday's (November 22) “Fill the Bus” event, during which employees for the transportation operation collected donations outside of the Yucca Valley Walmart.
By: Robert Haydon
The Mojave National Preserve sent out a big thank you to the 114 volunteers that have been out planting baby Joshua Trees in the Cima Dome Burn Area during the fall months. According to the Mojave National Preserve's social media, 798 Joshua Trees were planted in 133 different sites. They had some help from two camels – Herbie and Sully – who hauled water and plants to some more of the inaccessible areas.
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