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Elyze Clifford Interpretive Center (ECIC)
43201 35th St W, Lancaster, CA 93536

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Wednesday, Saturday - Sunday   |   10 am - 4 pm

(Closed Holidays)

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(661) 723-6230

The Elyze Clifford Interpretive Center was first established in 1992 through efforts from the community, Lancaster City Council, and Elizabeth “Elyze” Clifford, an environmentalist that rallied to preserve the unique desert landscape. MOAH redesigned the space and now manages all the outreach and programming for Elyze Clifford Interpretive Center. The Center is nestled within the Prime Desert Woodland Preserve, which spans more than 120 acres with over three miles of trails. This center allows patrons to connect with plants and animals living in the Mojave Desert region. The Elyze Clifford Interpretive Center also provides educational opportunities through its immersive location that includes special nature presentations and tours, free kid’s crafts, and community events.

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The Muse, 2016 Watercolor on Terraskin mounted on Sintra

On View at ECIC

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Tina Dille: The Muse

 

Tina Dille's artwork echoes inspiration from the natural wildlife and domesticated animals of the Tehachapi Mountains...

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View The Self Guided Tour

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Read the self-guided tour and enjoy the Elyze Clifford Interpretive Center, with a tour guide at your finger tips.​

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View the Trail Map

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See PDWP's trails and geography from a bird's eye perspective.

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Prime Desert Woodland Kestrel Nest Box

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Read more about this project with American Kestrel Partnership.

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