Throughout the year, CIR offers a number of opportunities to learn more
about our region with the help of expert guides and naturalists.

As global conditions improve, we’re evaluating future trip opportunities at Channel Islands Restoration.

Fall 2021 Autumn Equinox Cruise

Channel Islands Restoration has partnered with Island Packers to bring you an exclusive trip to the beautiful and remote
Santa Rosa Island, where you will enjoy spectacular views, great company, and ample time to enjoy island life among friends.

You’ll learn about the island history, geology, and ecology among peers and like-minded environmental enthusiasts!
Join us in exploring sandy white beaches, visiting the rare Torrey Pines, hiking the breathtaking Cherry Canyon, and much more!

Death Valley National Park

Encompassing 3 million acres of desert, Death Valley is the largest national park in the United States, south of Alaska. It is also an island of amazing geologic features, abundant wildflowers, desert wildlife, historic sites, sublime scenery, and clear night skies.

The White Mountains

Enjoy four days of geology, wildflowers, ancient trees and birds in the majestic alpine wilderness of the White Mountains, in Inyo National Forest, on the eastern edge of the Owens Valley. Knowledgeable and enthusiastic scientist/naturalists will guide small groups through the variety of geological and ecological communities found in the Whites, as we study and enjoy the fascinating natural history of this scenic and unique California mountain range, emphasizing geology, botany and bird-life. The Whites are home to ancient bristlecone pines (*Pinus longaeva*) - the oldest trees in the world.