
On the quiet shores of Wildhorse Lake, he's found, sniffing the air, resting...The air is so pure and silent at 8,400 ft... Peace of mind is easy to find in such a lofty place, and so it is that the Sierra Club's "Biggie Bighorn" takes a well-earned break from his Wilderness Protection efforts, and pauses to savor the scene at the head of Wildhorse Creek, now one of the Steen's three Wild and Scenic Rivers. Above him, his brothers and sisters dance in the dark crags. Below him, the icy creek waters tumble nearly all the way down to the Alvord Desert flats before leaving wilderness protection. His mind drifts to the many memories, he feels fulfilled, his years of work were not in vain.
 ovingly inscribed with the words and names
of many who worked so hard toward the preservation goals. Below
are samples from among the 41 signatures.
ovingly inscribed with the words and names
of many who worked so hard toward the preservation goals. Below
are samples from among the 41 signatures.

