NOTICIAS
RFOV's project season is almost here!
We know we're a little biased, but we think this upcoming project season will be our best one yet. We have so many incredible things on the horizon - a new volunteer chainsaw sawyer crew, more community projects within our Healthy Landscapes realm, our largest seasonal staff crew ever, expansion of the Youth in Nature program, and new training for volunteers like you!
We were so inspired by the outpouring of support from our community this past year, particularly during the year-end giving season and through our Colorado Gives Day Campaign. Your support ensures our model of community-powered stewardship continues to unite our Roaring Fork and Colorado River Valleys in stewardship projects for years to come.
Please enjoy this episode of the Life In Motion podcast, hosted by Jeremy Lux and featuring RFOV's Education Director, Ben Sherman.
From our friends at Aspen Trail Finder:
The Roaring Fork Valley has a wide range of altitudes and different areas experience different temperatures and lengths of winter. Unless there is a seasonal closure, there’s nothing to limit you from enjoying any trail during the winter months.
La Asociación de Compañías Turísticas de Aspen (ACRA) donará hasta 50 000 dólares a Roaring Fork Outdoor Volunteers por las firmas recogidas para el Compromiso de Aspen. Visite aquí y firme el compromiso.
