may59 am RSVP Beaver Creek Proposed Wilderness, a BLM Wildlands Hike Beaver Creek, the largest watershed flowing from Pikes Peak, has many interesting wooded tributary valleys. This moderately strenuous, mostly off-trail hike covers six miles while gaining 800 feet elevation. Two stream crossings are possible. Learn about present and future protections for the proposed Wilderness and nearby BLM Lands with Wilderness RSVP
may198:30 am RSVP Colorado Public Lands Day Stewardship Project Celebrate Colorado Public Lands Day by giving back to your public lands. Join Wild Connections and South Park USFS Ranger District to remove old barbwire fencing on National Forest land, which creates obstruction for migrating wildlife. This community stewardship project will improve wildlife habitat for our neighboring herds of elk, RSVP
may269:30 am RSVP Thirtyone Mile Mountain, a BLM Wildlands Hike Thirtyone Mile Mountain is a peak along Currant Creek at the south end of South Park and northwest of Cañon City. The area contains an interesting mix of habitats, from a riparian corridor to high montane grasslands, as well as spruce, aspen, and bristlecone pine forests. This will be a RSVP
Keep Wildcat Canyon Wild! Wildcat Canyon on the S. Platte River is heavily impacted by illegal motorized use, severely damaging critical wildlife habitat & healthy riparian growth, also a major source of Denver drinking water. Sign Petition
