Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a two hour Leave No Trace Awareness Workshop as part of my ongoing Volunteer Naturalist training. The main theme of the workshop was that it is important for everybody to understand the combined effect that millions of people can have on our natural resources and, thus, it is important to educate as many people as possible about outdoor ethics. Continue reading “Leave No Trace Awareness Workshop”
Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) in Colorado
The Gray Jay, of the crow and jay family, is a year-round resident of the subalpine zone of Colorado’s Rocky Mountains and, specifically, in coniferous forests at elevations ranging from 8,500 to 11,300 feet. Its feathers are white and gray with no crest on its head. Continue reading “Gray Jay (Perisoreus canadensis) in Colorado”
Indian Summer Trail – Mountain Biking, Trail Running – Loveland, CO
The Indian Summer trail is part of the Fort Collins/Loveland, Colorado trail system that connects Horsetooth Mountain Park, Coyote Ridge Natural Area, and Devil’s Backbone Open Space. However, the Indian Summer trail can only be accessed from the Blue Sky trail. Continue reading “Indian Summer Trail – Mountain Biking, Trail Running – Loveland, CO”
Blue Sky Trail – Mountain Biking, Trail Running – Fort Collins, CO
The Blue Sky trail is a 5.5 mile corridor that connects Horsetooth Mountain Park to Coyote Ridge Natural Area and Devil’s Backbone Open Space. Continue reading “Blue Sky Trail – Mountain Biking, Trail Running – Fort Collins, CO”
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