Mountain Area Land Trust Newsletter – Fall 2014
IN THIS ISSUE 2014 Land Stewards Deer Exclosure Weed Eradication Summer Hiking Click on this link to read the full newsletter in your web browser.
Author Archive for: Michelle Poolet
Entries by Michelle Poolet
CCLC Calendar Photo Contest Reception, Thu 10/30
The Clear Creek Land Conservancy (CCLC) Calendar Photo Contest Reception is this Thursday, October 30th at 5:30pm at Mount Vernon Country Club. David McKenna, the Art Director at 5280 Magazine […]
JCOS Hosts ‘Trails Talk’ Forum Wed 10/29
Jeffco Open Space to Hold Follow-Up ‘Trails Talk’ Forum Jeffco Open Space is hosting a second Trails Talk public forum this year to continue the dialog on experiences in the […]
JEFFCO OPEN SPACE ACQUIRING GOLDEN CLIFFS CLIMBING AREA
Jeffco Open Space and The Access Fund will celebrate the ownership transfer of the Golden Cliffs rock-climbing area at North Table Mountain Park on Friday, Oct. 24, from 3-4 p.m., […]
Feds OK Chatfield Project; Suit Looms…
Page 4A in Friday, October 10, 2014 issue of The Denver Post, “Feds OK Chatfield Project; Suit Looms” Deal will add to water supply but inundate 10% state park…by Bruce […]
Jefferson County Open Space Community Meeting – Douglas Mountain Proposed Acquisition
There will be a community meeting for the proposed Douglas Mountain acquisition (North Jeffco) on Wednesday, October 22,2014, at the Jeffco Open Space Ponderosa meeting room, 700 Jefferson County Parkway, […]
JCOS Earns CAPRA Certification!
The Commission for Accreditation of Park and Recreation Agencies (CAPRA) approved National Agency Accreditation for Jeffco Open Space and Parks, recognizing their commitment to excellence. The accreditation process is a […]
NORTH FORK TRAIL OPEN
From: Thea Rock, JCOS Communications Manager, tr***@****co.us: Friday, October 03, 2014 Trail Completed from Reynolds Park to South Platte North Fork Trail Ready for Hiking, Mountain Biking and Horseback Riding Beginning […]
Flooding at Crown Hill Open Space Park
Greetings Crown Hill Friends, Areas of the Park are flooded. Please be aware that there is water 2-3” deep flowing across the trails between Crown Hill Lake and Kestrel Pond. […]
Apex Park Flood Recovery Update
A year has passed since the historic record-setting rains and flooding along the northern Front Range of Colorado damaged towns, homes, roads and parks. Today, much of the damage has […]
