CALL FOR POSTER ARTIST – REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS Scope of Work & Technical Requirements Contact: WSCC Poster Project Manager Carolyn Shelton by email: 50thAnniversary@theconservationcenter.org Please note “POSTER RFP” in subject line. WSCC office phone: 970-527-5307 [Note: Project Mgr. unavailable by phone from Nov. 5-Dec. 2] 1. Scope of Work Work includes graphic design, including all artwork, and creating and delivering production-ready art for a poster and final delivery of
This month, WSCC is shining a spotlight on Sarah Marshall, a dedicated volunteer who has spent the past few years supporting our River Watch program and watershed stewardship efforts. Sarah’s connection to River Watch began during her 12 years as a librarian and library aide at Hotchkiss High School, where she worked with the school’s River Watch program. After moving on from her work at the school, she wanted to stay involved with the program
Towering over 11,400 feet, Mount Lamborn defines the North Fork Valley landscape and provides stunning views of the Gunnison Gorge, West Elk Mountains and Wilderness, San Juan Mountains, Grand Mesa, and everything in between. Standing as the tallest point in Delta County, the eroded igneous laccolith mountain is unique and dramatic in that it rises nearly 6,000 feet from the valley floor of the North Fork of the Gunnison River. While local lore has it
Partnering with the Bureau of Land Management and the Nature Connection, you are invited to join the Western Slope Conservation Center for a trailhead community social at Jumbo Mountain on Friday, October 23, from 10:00 AM until 2:00 PM. We’ll be set up at the trailhead located at the end of Pan American Avenue; parking is available a short walk away in Apple Valley Park. This is an opportunity to get your questions answered by
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