Diablo Mountain South
Fence Removal
ODLT needs 6-8 volunteers to assist with removing a 2.2-mile boundary fence at our Diablo Mountain South property on Saturday, Oct 11. This will ensure wildlife connectivity between the property and surrounding public lands within the Diablo Mountain Wilderness Study Area (WSA) and Summer Lake Wildlife Area.
— Mark Darnell
Please bring work gloves, long sleeve shirts, sunscreen, and wide-brimmed hats. We will provide fence post pullers and wire cutters, but you’re more than welcome to bring your own. There are no facilities on the property. We’ll provide snacks and beverages, but please bring your preferred food, water, and appropriate clothing for the weather and terrain.
We may partner with a nearby campsite to offer overnight camping Friday night, so stay tuned! Please share this preference in registration.
WHEN:
Saturday, Oct. 11
8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at Diablo Mountain South
Arrival:
By 8:30 a.m. Saturday, Oct 11.
WHERE:
Diablo Mountain South (Near Paisley)
Google Maps Directions to Diablo Mountain South and to PLAYA Summer Lake (35-min apart)
We’ll meet on BLM Road 6134-00 (Tenmile Butte Road):
Diablo Mountain South can be reached from Highway 31 (Fremont Highway). The property is south of the town of Summer Lake and accessed by a turnoff just beyond the Paisley airport. Turn north on BLM Road 6134-00 (Tenmile Butte Road) and continue north for 6.6 miles to a slight left turn which after ~0.5 miles will arrive at the edge of the property to meet with Brandon Palmer.
WHO
Project Lead: Dylan O’Leary, Stewardship Manager
doleary@oregondesertlandtrust.org
Get involved & make a difference!
Next Steps
If you haven’t already, fill out our two required forms below to participate.
Afterward, we’ll contact you with details. THANKS!
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