This year’s RMR is back to our roots at Lumpy Ridge, where the Rendezvous started. Up to 75 volunteers are needed on August 25th, so get your friends to signup too! After the stewardship project it’s fun and festivities at Estes Park Mountain Shop where we’ll have beer, food, raffle, giveaways, an all-abilities bouldering minicomp, […]
Rocky Mountain Conservancy and is hosting a volunteer trail project in partnership with the Poudre Wilderness Volunteers. This project will close-out the Rocky Mountain Conservancy – Conservation Corps season. Join the Corps to celebrate their successes and give back alongside the next generation of public land stewards! Volunteers will work to rehabilitate the old trail […]
Join Rocky Mountain Conservancy for a volunteer project helping Rocky Mountain National Park restore ecosystems along the Kawuneeche Valley! Volunteer project will support native plant restoration and invasive species management to mitigate the impact of exotic plants on wildlife habitat and natural ecosystem function. With 4.5 millions visitors annually, Rocky Mountain National Park is […]
Join Rocky Mountain Conservancy for a volunteer project helping Rocky Mountain National Park restore natural habitats to the native ecosystems. Volunteer project will support native plant restoration and invasive species management to mitigate the impact of exotic plants on wildlife habitat and natural ecosystem function. With 4.5 millions visitors annually, Rocky Mountain National Park is […]
Rocky Mountain Conservancy and Rocky Mountain National Park will celebrate National Trails Day by hosting a volunteer project in Rocky. This year, 2018, marks the 50th anniversary of the National Trails System. Help the Conservancy celebrate trails and send-off the Conservation Corps by joining us for a volunteer trails projects in Rocky Mountain National Park. […]
Rocky Mountain Conservancy and Rocky Mountain National Park will celebrate the second annual Colorado Public Lands Day by hosting a volunteer project in Rocky. In May 2016, Colorado became the first state in the nation to establish a holiday recognizing the value of public lands within the state. Every year, the third Saturday in May […]
