In the heart of the desert, where the sun paints the landscape with hues of warmth and resilience, every plant is a testament to nature's ingenious adaptation. In the arid embrace of the sands, botanical wonders thrive against all odds, whispering tales of tenacity and beauty. The desert, a living testament to the poetry of survival, unfolds its secrets to those who pause to listen, revealing that even in the harshest environments, life finds a way to bloom.
The Coyote Hole Experience
Sun, Apr 27
|Joshua Tree
Join us for the Coyote Hole Experience—a guided walk through sacred landscapes, native plants, and ancient petroglyphs. Discover the deep connections between ecology and culture in this special corner of the Mojave Desert.
Time & Location
Apr 27, 2025, 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Joshua Tree, Coyote Hole Canyon, Joshua Tree, CA 92252, USA
About the event
Just a few spots left for the Morongo Basin Conservation Association Landscape Tour kick-off—and we’re starting with something special: the Coyote Hole Experience.
Join us for a two-hour guided hike through this incredible canyon, where we’ll explore the native flora and the deep cultural history of the area, including the petroglyphs etched into its stone. I’ll be leading the plant portion, and my co-host Amber from the Native American Land Conservancy will guide us through the cultural significance of this landscape.
This event is co-hosted by the California Native Plant Society – Mojave Desert Chapter, which I’m proud to be part of.
If you haven’t been to Coyote Hole, it’s a beautiful, powerful place—especially meaningful to those inspired by the desert and drawn to cultivating native plants. I walked the site yesterday with Miriam Seeger, and Arch, CNPS President, this landscape is stunning.
This is a rare opportunity to visit a…
