We are currently accepting applications for our Board of Directors Serving as a board member is a great way to make meaningful connections and lasting contributions for a mission and organization you care about. Thank you for your interest in serving on the Western Slope Conservation Center’s Board of Directors. WSCC is thriving and we are currently seeking up to four new members as we expand our board. The current application period is now through
Advocacy Campaign Manager POSITION SUMMARY: The Advocacy Campaign Manager is a full-time non-exempt 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 water on Colorado’s Western Slope. The Advocacy Campaign Manager will develop and execute successful advocacy campaigns aimed at protecting and enhancing the lands, water and natural resources of the Western Slope. The
2024 River Fest and Community Fair – Silent Auction Highlights!! Here are some of the amazing items you’ll be able to bid on at the Silent Auction tent on Saturday. The Silent Auction starts at 4PM and bidding stops at 7:30 sharp! You don’t need to be present to win, but if you are the winning bidder and can pay on-the-spot with cash, check or credit card, you can take your items home with you.
22nd ANNUAL RIVERFEST and Community Fair AND FLOAT TRIP A collaboration between Western Slope Conservation Center, Colorado Farm and Food Alliance, and The Learning Council @ PAONIA RIVER PARK JUNE 1-2, 2024 Celebrate our watersheds and let the Western Slope float your boat! {{ vc_btn: title=Looking+to+lend+a+hand%3F+We+will+need+quite+a+few%21+Sign+up+for+a+VOLUNTEER+SHIFT+%28or+2%29+here.&color=chino&align=center&link=url%3Ahttps%253A%252F%252Fsignup.com%252Fgo%252FJoZwNGT%7C%7C%7C }} FESTIVAL SATURDAY, JUNE 1 (4:00-10:00 PM) PAONIA RIVER PARK *Free and open to the public* Get ready to party and celebrate our watershed at the 22nd Annual Riverfest
We envision landscapes defined by resilient ecological systems, where water management, agricultural practices, and recreation opportunities allow people and the environment to flourish.
