Learn More about our organization, who we are, our goals, and the activities and events we host.

Part One of Three of the History of the Friends of Jawbone, detailing the timeline of our organization from 1996 through the present day.

In this section: The formative days of the Friends of Jawbone from its inception in 1996 through the year 2000.

Part Two of Three of the History of the Friends of Jawbone, detailing the timeline of our organization from 1996 through the present day.

In this section: 2000-2010, recapping the events that took place over the course of the first decade of the new millennium.

Part Three of Three of the History of the Friends of Jawbone, detailing the timeline of our organization from 1996 through the present day.

In this section: 2010 through the present day, recapping the stories and events of the last decade and change.

Friends of Jawbone hosts monthly stakeholder meetings on the third Wednesday of each month at 9:00 AM. These stakeholder meetings are held at the BLM Jawbone Station Visitor Center, located at 28111 Jawbone Canyon Road, off of Highway 14, 20 miles north of Mojave. Members of the public are welcome to attend.

Regular participants include representatives of: Kern County Supervisors, Kern County Sheriff, Kern County Board of Trade, BLM’s Ridgecrest Field Office, California City, Red Rock Canyon State Park, Honda Proving Center, and the Jawbone Station Staff.

See full article for an active meeting schedule.

Read about our 25th running of Moose Anderson Day here.