York Fire has destroyed biodiverse properties owned by Mojave Desert Land Trust
The Mojave Desert Land Trust is monitoring the York Fire and the nonprofit’s nearly 560 acres within the burn zone in the Mojave National Preserve.
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The Mojave Desert Land Trust is monitoring the York Fire and the nonprofit’s nearly 560 acres within the burn zone in the Mojave National Preserve.
The Mojave Desert Land Trust is monitoring the York Fire and the nonprofit’s nearly 560 acres within the burn zone in the Mojave National Preserve.
Barbara Gothard's artwork depicts 23 Black homesteaders who chose to settle in one of the most unforgiving environments on Earth.
The new show at the Victor Valley Museum shines a light on 23 African Americans who came west to start new lives in the early 1900s
1 Just minutes into our trip along California’s storied Mojave Road we encountered the first obstacle — some 20 yards of water between us and the way forward. I walked the weedy stretch of the Mojave River, testing the depth with a stick. Two feet here, three there. Could the Jeep Wrangler make it? I jumped back inside. “The secret is to keep the wave moving in front so it doesn’t stall us out,” I told Brian, my traveling companion. Advertisement Advertisement Four-wheelers seeking to drive the length of the Mojave Road must cross the Mojave River near Afton Canyon. (Brian van der B...