MEHER MOUNT

9902 Sulphur Mountain Road
Ojai, CA 93023-9375

Phone: 805-640-0000
Email: info@mehermount.org

HOURS

Wednesday-Sunday: Noon to 5:00 p.m.
Monday & Tuesday: Closed

MANAGER/CARETAKERS

Buzz & Ginger Glasky

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Sam Ervin, Preident
Ron Holsey, Vice President
Ursula Reinhart, Treasurer
Jim Whitson, Director
Richard Mannis, Director

OFFICERS

Margaret Magnus, Secretary

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9902 Sulphur Mountain Rd
Ojai, CA, 93023
United States

(805) 640-0000

Photo Friday Blog

Filtering by Tag: Wildlife Pond

"What could be more important and fulfilling...?"

Meher Mount

Your Friday photo celebrates National Wildlife Day and the new wildlife pond at Meher Mount...

This photo of the deer at the pond was captured on the trail camera posted at the pond.

There’s an extra photo this week from Ray Johnston, resident caretaker, to show the beauty of the pond and the opportunity for visitors to sit in silence, enjoy the serenity, and listen to soothing sound of the falling water.

What could be more important and fulfilling than providing a place of refuge and peace for people and animals these days?
— Ray Johnston, Resident Caretaker

From Ray Johnston, Meher Mount Resident Caretaker:

Meher Mount serves an important purpose for all beings who come here. It offers visitors a place to find peace, renewal, and a sense of connection to something greater.

At the same time, Meher Mount provides essential habitat and refuge for the many other forms of life that depend on and live in this environment.

Water is especially precious here. The new pond, made possible through the generosity of donors, provides life-giving water for countless birds and animals. It creates a beautiful gathering place where visitors can experience the peaceful sound of falling water and reconnect with nature.

In this way, the pond is more than a water source. It is a gift that helps sustain all life at Meher Mount—wildlife and people alike.

What could be more important and fulfilling than providing a place of refuge and peace for people and animals these days?