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Aspen Mountain Snowshoe Tour

Aspen Mountain Snowshoe Tour
Feb. 23rd, 10:00am to 12:00pm

Weave in and out of serene spruce and fir forests as you take in Aspen's majestic vistas from Richmond Ridge with a knowledgeable Naturalist on this two-hour guided snowshoe tour.

Snowmass Snowshoe Tour

Snowmass Snowshoe Tour
Feb. 23rd, 10:00am to 12:00pm

Explore spruce and fir forests along a babbling creek in the Snowmass Ski Area on this two-hour guided snowshoe tour with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies (ACES).

Ashcroft Snowshoe Tour

Ashcroft Snowshoe Tour
Feb. 23rd, 10:30am to 2:30pm

A must-do Aspen experience.

Snowmass Ski Tour

Snowmass Ski Tour
Feb. 23rd, 11:00am to 12:00pm

Drop in at the Wapiti Wildlife Center at the top of the Elk Camp lift to ski a run with a Naturalist from Aspen Center for Environmental Studies.

Hire a Guide

Hire a Guide
Feb. 23rd, 12:45pm

Explore and learn about the Aspen area with ACES.

Seeking Balance, Finding Adventure: Climate Change in Patagonia

Seeking Balance, Finding Adventure: Climate Change in Patagonia
Feb. 25th, 6:00pm to 7:00pm

"Seeking Balance, Finding Adventure: Kayaking, Skiing, and Climate Change in Patagonia"
Marian Krogh

In October 2019, Marian and her teammate traveled to the Southern Patagonian Icefield to attempt a human-powered adventure: using sea kayaks to access the icefield, and then climbing and skiing from there.

30 Days of Dawn: Rising with the Sun in the Roaring Fork Valley

30 Days of Dawn: Rising with the Sun in the Roaring Fork Valley
Feb. 26th, 7:00pm to 8:00pm

"30 Days of Dawn: Rising with the Sun in the Roaring Fork Valley"
Craig Turpin

Craig Turpin has had a lifelong passion for photography ever since he shot his first roll of film at the age of ten on a Vivitar point-and-shoot, which his parents bought for him to capture the mysterious and charming beauty of Northern Japan where their family had just moved.

Border Wall Impacts on Wildlife, Wilderness, and Communities: A View from Both Sides

Border Wall Impacts on Wildlife, Wilderness, and Communities: A View from Both Sides
Feb. 27th, 6:00pm to 7:00pm

"Border Wall Impacts on Wildlife, Wilderness, and Communities: A View from Both Sides"
Myles Traphagen, Wildlands Network and Mirna Manteca, Profauna

Bilingual presentation


For millennia, the borderlands have been a crossroads for animals migrating across North America.

March Birding at Hallam Lake

March Birding at Hallam Lake
Mar. 3rd, 8:00am to 11:00am

Birding in fall, winter, and early spring is great exercise for your identification and field craft skills.

Mapping Mountain Snowpacks

Mapping Mountain Snowpacks
Mar. 3rd, 6:00pm to 7:00pm

"Mapping Mountain Snowpacks"
Dr.

Sun, Snow, and Silence: A Solo Hike Across the Colorado Plateau

Sun, Snow, and Silence: A Solo Hike Across the Colorado Plateau
Mar. 4th, 7:00pm to 8:00pm

"Sun, Snow, and Silence: A Solo Hike Across the Colorado Plateau"
Veronica Reardon

Even before moving to Colorado and becoming a naturalist and ranger, Veronica's identity has revolved around wandering around outdoors by herself and with others seeking what Edward Abbey calls "a reawakened awareness of the wonderful – that which is full of wonder.

Snowmelt to Streamflow: Vulnerability of Mountain Rivers to Climate and Forest Change

Snowmelt to Streamflow: Vulnerability of Mountain Rivers to Climate and Forest Change
Mar. 5th, 6:00pm to 7:00pm

"Snowmelt to Streamflow: Vulnerability of Mountain Rivers to Climate and Forest Change"
Rosemary W.