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Friday, June 14, “Reptile Watch”   ○ ter is the secret treasure of Mt. Charles-  ○ yon. Explore with Vicki, and learn of the
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     (Ages 15 +) - Come follow that intrepid  ○  ton and the Canyon shows why; 5 mi.  ○  Canyon’s wonders. RSVP (*)
     path walker, Ranger Jim, as he hunts for  ○ (+)                              ○ ○  Sunday, June 9, “Following Along
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     the reptiles of Red Rock Canyon on the  ○  Monday, June 24, “Calico Loop” -  ○ ○  the Pinyon Pine Trail” - Mining, road
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     Keystone Thrust Trail; Moderate, 2.5 mi.  ○  Join Athena as you explore the calicos  ○ building, hunting and gathering. The Pin-
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     RSVP. (#)                             ○  ○  of refuge to wildlife;  Moderately strenu-  ○ yon Pine Trail has seen it all. Join Jack
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        Saturday, June 15,  “Astronomy-    ○  ous, 2 mi. RSVP. (*)                ○ on this moderately strenuous 6 mile hike.
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     Deep Sky Objects’’ - Join                                        Wednes-     ○  RSVP (+)
     the Las Vegas Astronomical                                    day, June 26,  ○ ○  Saturday, June 22, “ Moon Over
     Society for a slide presenta-                                 “W illow       ○  ○  Mt. Charleston” - See Las Vegas bathed
     tion and telescope viewing.                                   Springs Picnic  ○ in moonlight and hear tales and facts
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     Gates open at 7:30 p.m. and                                   Hike” - Join   ○ about our moon; Moderate, 4 mi. RSVP (+)
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     close at 8:30 p.m. Slide pre-                                 Janis on this  ○  ○
     sentation at 8 and 9 p.m.                                     short    hike  ○
     Bring your scopes and bin-                                    through Willow  ○ ○
     oculars!  RSVP. (+)                                           Springs where
        Sunday, June 16,                                           we       will              Desert Trumpet
     “Mary Jane Falls Hike”                                        discover the      ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○  ○
     (Ages 10 +) - Join Elizabeth as we hike  ○  different plants that are here at Red Rock.
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     up Mt.Charleston; a 900 ft. elevation  ○  Be sure to bring your lunch as we will            Barb Wolin
     gain. Moderate, 2.4 mi. RSVP. (*)     ○ ○  “picnic” at the end of our hike! Moder-
        Sunday, June 16, & Saturday, June  ○ ○  ately easy, 1.5 mi. RSVP. (*)                Contributing Editors
     29,  “An Evening Walk With Bats”      ○ ○  Thursday, June 27, “Birding” - Join             Louis C. Kleber
                                                                                                  Jack Ryan
     (Ages 12 +) - Join Ranger Brian for a  ○  Athena as you go looking for birds at Red        H.  Dan Wray
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     slide program at the Visitor Center on  ○  Springs; Easy 1.5 mi. RSVP. (*)
     bats. We will then take a short hike to  ○ ○  Friday, June 28, “Reptile Watch”       Layout,  Design  & Publishing
                                                                                                 Norm Kresge
     the guzzler at White Rock to look and  ○ ○  (Ages 15 +) - Come follow that intrepid       Donald Schoengold
     listen for bats; Easy, ½ mi. RSVP. (#)  ○ ○  path walker, Ranger Jim, as he hunts for    Christina Wilkinson
        Monday, June 17,  “Pine Creek      ○ ○  the reptiles of Red Rock Canyon in Ash           Barb Wolin
     Plus” - Join Athena as she takes you to  ○  ○  Spring; Moderate, 3.5 mi. RSVP. (*)
     Pine Creek and beyond. This is a 3 to 4  ○  Friday, June 28,  “Hike Leaders’          The Desert Trumpet is published
     mile, moderate hike. RSVP. (*)        ○ ○  Choice” - Let’s try that again Bristlecone  monthly by and for FORRC members. State-
        Wednesday, June 19,  “Moenkopi     ○ ○  Trail at Mt. Charleston!  Moderately  ments, opinions and points of view expressed by
                                                                                    writers are their own and do not necessarily re-
     Morning” - Join Janis on this early morn-  ○ ○  strenuous, 6 mi. RSVP. (*)     flect those of FORRC. Please submit all articles,
     ing hike where we will look for and   ○  ○  Sunday, June 30, “Fletcher Canyon  photos and artwork NLT the15th of each month
                                                                                    by calling 363-1922. If you are interested in be-
     discuss the many plants at Red Rock;  ○  Hike” (Ages 10 +)  - Let’s look for   coming part of the Desert Trumpet Committee,
     Moderate, 1.5 mi. RSVP. (*)            Palmer’s Chipmunks! Moderate, 2 mi.     contact Editor at 256-8043.
        Friday, June 21, “Birding With a   ○  ○  RSVP. (*)
                                                                                           FORRC is a non-profit 501 (3) (c) or-
     Ranger” (Ages 10 +) - Join Ranger Jim  ○ ○  Sunday, June 30, “Storytelling In  ganization dedicated solely to the welfare of the
     on a fascinating excursion in bird watch-  ○ ○  The Canyon” (Ages 3 - 12) - Bring a  Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area.
     ing. Brave the primeval world of Red  ○ ○  picnic lunch and join Vicki for an after-  FORRC provides both volunteers and funding for
     Rock Canyon and observe the real life of  ○                                    projects including environmental education pro-
                                           ○  noon adventure in American Indian     grams, teacher workshops, natural resource
     birds at Wheeler Camp Spring. RSVP. (#)  ○  Folklore and a fun craft! RSVP. (*)  protection, cultural resource monitoring, hike pro-
        Sunday, June 23, “Cathedral Rock   ○ ○                                      grams and other services. Annual membership is
                                                                                    $10.00. General meetings are held four times a
     Hike” (Ages 10 +) - Join Elizabeth as  ○ ○                                     year; Board meetings are held on the second Tues-
     she talks about mammals and           ○ ○  GROUP - adults only                 day of each month at Sahara West Library  unless
     Mt.Charleston; Moderate, 3 mi. RSVP. (*)  ○  Sundays, June 2 & 16, “Strolling the  otherwise posted. Messages may be left at 255-
                                           ○                                        8743.    Visit  our    website   at
         Sunday, June 23, “Fletcher Canyon  ○  Canyon” - Come enjoy a nature stroll  www.friendsofredrockcanyon.or g
     Through Ages” (Ages 12 - adult) - Wa-  ○  . . . a nice, easy, short “walk” in the Can-
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