Upcoming Continental Divide Land Trust Events
For more information, event tickets, or to sign-up in advance, please contact CDLT at 970-453-3875 or info@cdlt.org .
For details on these events, please contact us or click on our Home pageUpcoming Events
· Connecting People to the Land: Our next tour will be in February. Stay tuned for details, sign up for our monthly E-Updates, or call 970-453-3875 or more information.· Phantom Ranch Ball: April 1, 2012, with artwork by Ann Weaver. Buy a ticket to win Ann’s artwork, but enjoy an evening at home for this “phantom” event. Invitations will go in the mail in early-March.
· History of Ranching in the Lower Blue at the Slate Creek Hall, Note Change of Date! Mary Ellen Gilliland will share a folksy history of the ranching families of the Lower Blue River Valley and their deep connection to the land. This presentation will now be part of the Friends of the Lower Blue Annual Meeting on Saturday, August 11, also at the Slate Creek Hall. Stay tuned for more information.
· Art & Wildflower Celebration, returns July 19-21, 2012 in Breckenridge.· Open Space Honors Awards: Who deserves recognition for their contributions to open space and natural resource protection in our community?!? Categories include Volunteer, Philanthropist, Professional, Organization, Neighborhood, and more. Details to come soon.
· Fall Slide Show and Open Space Celebration with John Fielder: More information to come in the spring.
Events & Educational Opportunities
The Land Trust offers a variety of events each year - slide shows, gatherings at local art galleries, guided nature hikes, weed pulls and more. These events are intended to be fun, informative, and help educate the community about land conservation and natural resource protection.
Some of our major events are the Friends of Open Space and the Art & Wildflower Celebration for Land Conservation. Please see our Events calendar for more information. We hope to see you soon!
We also offer a series of booklets on the History of the Land: Giberson Preserve and Fiester Preserve. Click here to see the book covers. To order your copies, contact the Land Trust.
