Lone Pine Canyon Protection Alliance is an organization committed to STOPPING the Lone Pine Canyon Quarry
The Wrightwood Community, surrounding areas and those who visit stand together in opposing any operating limestone quarry in Lone Pine Canyon.
Benefit Concert
Stand for the Canyon
Wrightwood, this is the night we turn the volume up for Lone Pine Canyon.
The Lone Pine Canyon Protection Alliance Benefit Concert — Stand For The Canyon! — is officially live, and tickets are available now.
On Saturday, June 27th, we’re gathering at Natalie’s Park for live music, food, community, and a whole lot of mountain-town backbone in support of the fight to protect Lone Pine Canyon from the proposed quarry.
This is more than a concert. It’s a benefit built to help fund the work ahead: outreach, organizing, public education, legal review, and the pressure it takes to defend a place that can’t be replaced once it’s gone.
ALL PROCEEDS go toward fighting the proposed mine.
The musicians, organizers, production support, and community volunteers are donating their time and effort so the money raised can go where it matters most.
Tickets are $20 for teens and adults. Kids 12 and under are free.
Bring your people. Bring your blankets and chairs. Bring your dancing shoes. Come hungry. Come loud. Come ready to stand for the canyon.
Stand For The Canyon. Back the Benefit. Help us make this night count.
TOWN HALL POWER POINT May 14th 2026
MISSION
The Lone Pine Canyon Protection Alliances mission is to organize, and mobilize the Wrightwood and surrounding communities to STOP THE LONE PINE CANYON QUARRY to protect our land, our safety, and our future.
We are committed to raising awareness, demanding accountability, and taking action against projects that threaten the health of our residents, the safety of our families, and the integrity of our environment. Lone Pine Canyon is not just land—it is a sacred canyon with a living ecosystem, a cultural landscape, a beautiful scenic hwy and a place we call home.
This is a community-led, nonpartisan movement driven by the belief that our voices matter and that our canyon is sacred. We stand for the protection of federally protected wildlife, native habitats, clean air, safe evacuation routes, and the preservation of a way of life that cannot be replaced once it is lost.
We will speak up, stand up, and take action to ensure that decisions impacting our community are not made without us.
We are here to protect Lone Pine Canyon—now and for generations to come.
KEY FOCUS
Oversight & Accountability
Monitoring the proposed Lone Pine Canyon Quarry project and ensuring full transparency and accountability throughout the review process
Community Action
Organizing meetings, outreach efforts, and public engagement to strengthen community involvement
Strategic Partnerships
Building alliances with key partners, including environmental organizations, community leaders, and advocacy groups to strengthen our efforts and expand our impact.
Environmental Impact Review
Analyzing documents and submitting formal public comments to challenge inadequate review and advocate for a full Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
Wildfire Risk & Evacuation Safety
Addressing the increased wildfire risk and the potential impacts to Lone Pine Canyon Road as a critical evacuation route, ensuring the safety of residents and emergency access is fully considered.
Tribal Cultural Accountability
Honoring the historical and cultural significance of Lone Pine Canyon as part of Indigenous lands and traditional travel routes. Advocating for accountability in preserving areas of cultural, historical, and spiritual importance.
United We Stand
Join us in STANDING together to protect our community, our homes, and Lone Pine Canyon
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How You Can Support
This is a critical moment for our community—your support helps give us the resources to stand up, be heard, and defend our land, air, water, and way of life.
Your donation directly supports the fight in STOPPING the Lone Pine Canyon Quarry. Funds will go toward hiring experienced legal counsel, environmental experts, and technical professionals needed to challenge the proposed quarry and ensure a full, transparent review.
