Annual Report – James San Jacinto Mountains

RESEARCH…TEACHING…OUTREACH: The mission of the Natural Reserves

Research on the invasive species Plantago

Learning about birds at the James

Measuring California quail for a study of quail genetics

Rotary Club of Idyllwild members inspect the cook shed and campground area

Interior of our classroom facility

Assistant Director Laundré giving presentaiton on mountain lions at public library. Photo by Gallahger Goodland, Town Crier

Director Gee talking to future scientists about quail

Learning about nature

Director Gee talking to the Idyllwild Garden Club

Holding a live humming bird on its back

Reserchers checking on mountain yellow-legged frogs at James Reserve

Measuring forest structure in an ecology class at the James

How are we doing?

For each fiscal year (July 1 to June 30), the University of California’s Reserve Application Management System (RAMS) keeps detailed track of the usage of the various reserves of the Reserve system. For a look at the detailed usage figures for the James or Oasis de los Osos, you can go directly to the RAMS report site (RAMS). Click here to access just the narrative summary as to how this latest year was at the James Reserve.