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Welcome to De
sertBlog, featuring news and views from the Desert Protective Council. Here you will find info on desert-related events offered by DPC and other organizations, alerts on desert conservation issues, thoughts on public lands conservation policy, occasional musings about the desert landscape, and more. We’re aiming for two or three posts a week to start out. The best way to keep up with DesertBlog is to sign up for an RSS subscription using the convenient button in the right-hand column. (Some subscription options, such as Internet Explorer, allow you to subscribe without giving away your e-mail address and other personal info.) Our privacy policy: we will never share your e-mail address with anyone else, and we won’t send you e-mails or other unwanted solicitations. If you would like to receive our e-newsletter, the once- or twice-monthly e-Paisano, sign up here.
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The Desert Protective Council is a non-profit organization that has been protecting, caring for, and educating the public about our southwestern deserts since 1954. For more on DPC, visit our website at www.dpcinc.org.
The beautiful shot of the Algodones Dunes we use in the blog’s header was taken by Andrew Harvey. For more of Andrew’s photos, check out his Visual Journeys website.
