{{ vc_btn: title=VOLUNTEER+-+Sign+up+for+a+SHIFT+%28or+2%29+here%21&color=chino&size=lg&align=center&link=url%3Ahttps%253A%252F%252Fsignup.com%252Fclient%252Finvitation2%252Fsecure%252F1921860340109%252Ffalse%2523%252Finvitation%7C%7Ctarget%3A%2520_blank%7C }}{{ vc_btn: title=TABLE%3A+join+as+a+vendor+or+offer+an+educational+activity+here%21&color=chino&size=lg&align=center&link=url%3Ahttps%253A%252F%252Fsecure.lglforms.com%252Fform_engine%252Fs%252FfFp6fHtTpG62-6O0nsMOUA%7C%7Ctarget%3A%2520_blank%7C }} FESTIVAL SATURDAY, JUNE 7 (4:00-8:30 PM) PAONIA RIVER PARK *Free and open to the public* Brought to you by Western Slope Conservation Center, The Learning Council, and the Colorado Farm and Food Alliance Get ready to celebrate our watershed at the 23rd Annual Riverfest and Community Fair at the Paonia River Park! Live music: Mojo Birds, Hard Pressed, and
Advocacy Coordinator POSITION SUMMARY: The Advocacy Coordinator is a full-time staff position with the Western Slope Conservation Center (WSCC) in Paonia, Colorado. This position provides a unique opportunity to make lasting positive change on the spectacular and diverse lands and waters on Colorado’s Western Slope. The Advocacy Coordinator will develop and execute successful advocacy efforts aimed at protecting and enhancing the lands, air, water and wildlife of the Western Slope. The Coordinator will work closely
It’s the end of the school year in the North Fork and the Western Slope Conservation Center ended the year with another fantastic Conservation Days field trip for Delta County’s third grade students! The Western Slope Conservation Center hosts our annual Conservation Days at the Paonia River Park, connecting Delta County schools with opportunities to bring kids outside, materials to help kids observe their natural environment, and experts to teach kids about how scientists work
The North Fork of the Gunnison watershed has a slightly better understanding of its snowpack this year thanks to a new survey completed by Airborne Snow Observatories, Inc (ASO). ASO utilizes airborne lidar technology paired with field measurements to determine the Snow Water Equivalent (SWE) in places not measured by conventional SNOTEL sites. ASO performed two airborne surveys for the North Fork this spring, the first on March 27th to capture the peak snowpack, and
We envision landscapes defined by resilient ecological systems, where water management, agricultural practices, and recreation opportunities allow people and the environment to flourish.
