Colorado Headwaters Land Trust

Read our July News! Upcoming events, community news, and more. conta.cc/44c3nZK conta.cc/44paVbc

Check out the latest opinion piece in @SkyHiNews from CHLT's Executive Director, Jeremy Krones! To read the article, click here: conta.cc/3CKi222

Our annual Wildflower Walk is coming up! Join CHLT on Sunday, June 25th at 8:30 am to stop and smell the flowers 🌼 This event is free to attend, but donations to CHLT are encouraged! Registration required: conta.cc/3oMTNga

Join CHLT and @happytrails_hta for our quarterly book club discussion THIS THURSDAY, June 15th, starting at 6:00 pm at Headwaters River Journey! RSVP here: fb.me/e/6t22VJAIv

Our new CHLT neck gaiters are pup and human approved! Join us THIS SUNDAY for a 5k fun run/walk in honor of Hot Sulphur Days - we'll be giving these gaiters out to all participants! To register, click here: conta.cc/3nT7QjX

At last week's CHLT board meeting our Executive Director, Jeremy Krones, presented local Granby Elementary School student, Danica Rector, with the Best Environmental Project Award for her research on organic and non-organic soils at the Granby Elementary School Science Fair.

Join CHLT and @happytrails_hta for a summer kickoff party TOMORROW at Vicious Cycle Brewing! Join us at 5:30 pm and meet CHLT and HTA staff members, board members, and supporters from the Grand County community. We can't wait to see you there 🍻

We had the opportunity to host the Granby Library Hiking Club on the Jones Creek Ranch Conservation Easement outside of Hot Sulphur Springs last week. We can't wait for more adventures out on the land - the next one being our Wildflower Walk on Sunday, June 25th!

Our annual Wildflower Walk is coming up! Join CHLT on Sunday, June 25th starting at 8:30 am to stop and smell the flowers 🌺 This event is free to attend, but donations to CHLT are accepted. Registration required: conta.cc/3oMTNga

Our spring appeal letter is hot off the press and headed towards your inboxes/mailboxes! Hear from CHLT's Executive Director, Jeremy Krones, about our ongoing projects, our commitment to conservation (yes, even during mud season), and our summer events! conta.cc/43thRDL

It’s the time of year to think tick checks and prevention in Northwest Colorado! Check out the latest @skyhinews article on how to do a proper tick check for your pets, and how you can prevent tick-borne diseases. Click here to access the article: conta.cc/43ilkop

Check out the @skyhinews live stream of our Grand Lake osprey and her nest! This past Mother's Day, she laid her first egg of the season 🐣 Click here to learn more: conta.cc/3WnS7GA

Join CHLT this Hot Sulphur Days for a fun run/walk on Sunday, June 11th starting at 9:00 am at Hot Sulphur Mini Merc (116 E Byers Ave, Hot Sulphur Springs, CO 80451). Register here: conta.cc/3nT7QjX

In the latest @skyhinews article, CPW reminds the public to leave young wildlife alone as the weather warms and we spend more time outdoors. To learn more about other steps to take when coming across sick/injured wildlife, click here: conta.cc/44IqBHw

CHLT is excited for its first ever front range land trust social! Join us for this family friendly event in Denver at Mockery Brewing on Sunday, May 21st. To register for this event, click here: conta.cc/3O7ekGT

Our May newsletter is hot off the press! Read about our land trust updates, community news, job postings, upcoming events and more here: conta.cc/41p7f8a

Join CHLT and HTA for our quarterly book club discussion on Thursday, June 15th starting at 6:00 pm at Headwaters River Journey! RSVP via the link: conta.cc/3LCQ7Xg

Join CHLT and HTA for a summer kickoff party at Vicious Cycle Brewing on Wednesday, June 7th starting at 5:30 pm! Come meet CHLT and HTA staff members, board members, and supporters from the Grand County community. Feel free to RSVP here: fb.me/e/1ce9vPmkr

To learn about what it takes to conserve large areas for the benefit of wildlife, click here: conta.cc/3VbJyhp

For the second year in a row, the Colorado River holds its place as the number one Most Endangered River, as outdated water management, over-use, and climate change all pose great risks to this national treasure. To read more, click here: conta.cc/41wgmE4