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What's New at VESR

2010 Valentine Eastern Sierra Reserve Graduate Student Research Grant Applications Available

2010 SNARL Lecture Series announced

In Memory of Carol Valentine

Check back in Spring 2010 for the SNARL Lecture Series, Childrens' Classes and Adult Tours.

Change in fee policy: We will now charge users  for the dates and the number of individuals they book at the time of reservation. Should you bring more people or stay longer we will charge you for whichever is greater. This is in response to a serious overbooking problem that has us turning users away that could have ultimately been accommodated had others made more precise reservations. More information...

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