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| | Wild Tracks
Aspen Center for Environmental Studies
| | | | Irreplaceable:
Wildlife Photography Exhibit
| | Opening presentation Saturday, August 16th at 6pm
 Irreplaceable
features photos of some of the world's top nature photographers. From
the icy tundras in the Arctic to humid wetlands in the Everglades,
these photographers have captured the wonder and movement of plants and
animals that call our country home.
But global warming is now
changing the Earth as we know it, and animals and plants from the
Arctic to the Everglades are feeling the consequences. The Irreplaceable
campaign brings together four distinct groups - from the worlds of art,
justice, science, and faith - to highlight the diversity of life we
must protect from climate change.
Stop by Hallam Lake on August 16th from 6pm-8pm to view this wonderful exhibit and learn more about the Irreplaceable campaign. The exhibit will be at ACES from August 16th through September.
View the on-line exhibit! | Hallam Lake Programs
| | Check out what is still available!
 Adult Courses:
Bugs in the System with Boyce Drummond, August 11-12
Wildflower Walk with Janis Huggins, August 23 (change from the original schedule)
Natural History Hikes:
American Lake Hike with Jim Kravitz, August 6
Lost Man Hike with Aaron Taylor, August 13
American Lake Photo Hike with Lindsy Stinnett, August 20
Kids Classes:
Lights! Camera! Action! (Nature Photo Workshop) for 14-16 year olds, August 13-15
Eagle Excitment for 7-8 year olds, August 16
Little Naturalists for 4-5 year olds, August 8 and 15
Observation & Creation for 6-8 year olds, August 5, 7, 12, 14
Visit www.aspennature.org or call 970-925-5756 to register.
| | Rock Bottom Ranch Programs | | Check out what is still available!
 Kids Classes:
Busy Bugs for 5-6 year olds, August 1
Continuing Ranchers for 11-13 year olds, August 13-15
Exploring Around for 5-6 year olds, August 11-15
Farm & Wilderness Camp for 8-10 year olds
Farmyard Fun for 7-8 year olds, August 11
Family Classes:
Come Garden with Us!, August 9
Family Farm Days, August 9
Visit aspennature.org to register or call 970-927-6760! | | | | Multicultural Beaver Walk
| | Monday, August 11th at 7:30pm
 Explore
the nature preserve with a summer naturalist and learn the behavior,
history, and ecology of the beaver in English y Español. The walk is
free to the public and perfect for all ages.
If you have any
questions or would like to R.S.V.P., please contact Alexis Goggans at
(720)341-5983 or via email at Alexis.Goggans@colorado.edu. (Se habla
Español)
To learn more about the Multicultural Beaver Walk, contact ACES at (970)925-5756. We look forward to seeing you! | Ashcroft Boardwalk Volunteer Project
| |  Saturday, August 23rd
Ashcroft is
the best preserved ghost town in our area and draws more than 10,000
visitors each year between May and October. Join Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers
and help to replace the first half of the wooden boardwalk that serves
as the entryway to the site with a new low maintenance gravel trail.
Sign up to volunteer! | Green World Day Hike
| | Take a custom hike with ACES!
Explore
the Castle Creek Valley with ACES and enjoy legendary mountain dining
at the Pine Creek Cookhouse! This hike has it all. Stream side
trails, beaver ponds, wetlands, wildflower meadows, mountain views, as
well as a brief stop a the Ashcroft Ghost Town and a gourmet lunch at
the Pine Creek Cookhouse. $65 per person, tax and tip included.
Advanced reservations are required. Call now!
970-925-5756
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