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Activities/Events Calendar
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| SAVE THE POUDRE GROOVER |
| Wednesday, March 24, 2010, 08:00 PM |
| Aggie Theater, Fort Collins CO |
Benefit concert for Save the Poudre.
The concert will include three bands: Kinetix, The Jonestown Potion, and Futaba.
Admission: •Twenty-one and older - admission is free! •Under 21 - $5 entry fee
See CSU Events Calendar for more. |
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| PADDLE TO SEATTLE |
Thursday, January 28th,
7:30 doors open,
8:00 movie starts |
| Bighorn Brewing Co. Clubhouse, 1427 W. Elizabeth, Ft. Collins |
A Save The Poudre FunRaiser Movie
In this award winning documentary, two friends build their own kayaks and paddle alone for 97 days in the wilderness over 1,300 miles from Alaska to Seattle and survive to talk about most things.
See the trailer here.
Tickets: $12 at the door, (First 75 in the door get a free beer!)
Questions? info@savethepoudre.org |
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| POUDRE RIVER CLEAN-UP |
Saturday, September 26th,
8:30 – 9:00 am - Sign-in;
9:00 – Noon - Clean-up (Rain or Shine!) |
Meet at Lee Martinez Park, 600 N. Sherwood, Fort Collins
RSVP to: info@savethepoudre.org
Please join Johnson Controls Inc. and the Save the Poudre Coalition to help to clean-up trash along the Cache la Poudre River in Ft. Collins. The public is invited to participate. Please dress to work in the brush: long pants, shoes/work boots, and hat. Bring: work gloves, sunscreen, water, and bug repellent. Participants between the ages of 6-12 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Participants between the ages of 13-18 not accompanied by a parent of guardian are required to bring a pre-signed Risk and Release form. Children under the age of 6 may not participate in the river clean-up for safety reasons. |
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| Save The Poudre at the 10th Annual Sustainability Living Fair |
| September 19th and 20th, 2009, 10 am - 5 pm |
| Mark your calendars to visit Save The Poudre’s booth #L18. Location: N. Lemay, north of Vine, Fort Collins. We will have lots of information on the NISP/Glade Reservoir project status and t-shirts, books, posters and bumper stickers for sale. Volunteers are needed to staff the booth for two hour shifts. Contact Gina at info@savethepoudre.org to sign up. The SLA is a great event to learn about sustainable living practices from water and energy conservation to green building and design. There will be over 200 exhibitors, a kids’ area, workshops, keynote speakers, and entertainment. Cost to enter is $8 with kids under 12 free. For more information, see http://www.sustainablelivingassociation.org/thefair/. |
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| NEW WEST FEST |
| Saturday and Sunday August 15th and 16th |
| Save The Poudre will host a booth on the west side of Mathews Street across from the Fort Collins Museum. Please stop by and say hello and check out our new t-shirts for sale. |
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| FRIENDS OF THE POUDRE BLUEGRASS AT PICNIC ROCK |
| Saturday July 11th, noon – 4:00 pm |
| Bluegrass music starting at noon followed by more bluegrass music and then Chuck Pyle from 3 to 4 pm. Friends of the Poudre we will have bbq, but no beer. (folks should bring their own). Rob Osborn will be demonstrating a ram pump that afternoon. |
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| JUNE RISE CONTEST WINNERS ANNOUNCEMENT |
| Wednesday, July 1st, 5:30 – 6:30 pm |
| Avogadro’s, 605 S. Mason, Fort Collins We’ll have the prizes at Avo’s that night so if the winners’ are present, they can take them right home. If you can’t make it, don’t worry…if you win, we’ll find you. |
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| JUNERISE CELEBRATION & PADDLING FILM FESTIVAL |
| Thursday, April 30, 6 pm happy hour & silent auction; 7:30 pm National Paddling Films |
The JuneRise -- the start of boating season on the Poudre -- is just around the corner, so we're having a fundraiser and film festival to celebrate!
Where:
Avogadro’s Number - Back patio 605 S. Mason St., Ft. Collins
Tickets: $10, available at the door
Come watch great paddling films from the National Paddling Film Festival and enjoy great food & drink with all your Poudre-loving friends! Shop at our Silent Auction.
For information, contact Gina at info@savethepoudre.org. |
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| PLEASE HELP US SAVE THE POUDRE RIVER! |
| Monday, April 6, 6-8 pm |
| U.S. Senator Michael Bennet will be at New Belgium Brewery for a event that he is calling "New Ideas at New Belgium." And do we have a new idea for Senator Bennet! Please bring your yard sign, wear a Save The Poudre t-shirt, and join us all in asking Senator Bennet to "Save The Poudre!" You may have read in the Fort Morgan Times recently that the Northern Colorado Water District is lobbying Senator Bennet to help them get Glade Reservoir built. They have a very high-priced p.r. machine and lobbyists, and they've been going to Washington D.C. to bend Senator Bennet's ear. Well, let's all bend the Senator's ear here in Fort Collins just 50 yards away from the Poudre River! |
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| Red Gold, a film benefit for Save the Poudre |
| Wednesday, March 11, Doors will open at 6:30 pm and the show will start at 7:00 pm. |
Where: New Belgium Brewery, 500 Linden Street, Fort Collins.
Tickets are $15 and are available at the Mountain Shop 172 N. College, St. Peter’s Fly Shop 202 Remington, and Outpost Sunsport 931 E. Harmony. Seating is limited so purchase tickets early.
Red Gold is a great new documentary film that follows the world's largest run of sockeye salmon as they travel from the tidal basins of Bristol Bay, Alaska, to their spawning grounds near the largest proposed gold and copper mine in North America. Revealing the beautiful scenery of the pristine watershed, the film tells the story of the commercial, sport, and subsistence fishermen who may be impacted by the proposed mine. Watch the trailer by clicking here. |
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| Save The Poudre Coalition and New Belgium Brewing Present: Drift |
| Tuesday, December 2, doors open at 6:30pm, film starts at 7pm |
Where: New Belgium Brewing Company, Fort Collins
How much: $15 gets you choice seating for the best new river film in America!
Watch the trailer at http://www.confluencefilms.tv/trailer.php
Tickets: Available at St. Pete's Fly Shop and The Bean Cycle Coffee Shop, or on the evening of the event at the door. Buy your ticket early -- limit 200 seats! |
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| Old Town Trout |
| Saturday, September 20, 2008 8:00am to Noon |
| Join us in celebrating fly fishing on the Poudre River as it flows through Fort Collins. We’ll be offering professional fly fishing guidance and equipment at no cost. Whether you've fished the Poudre through town or have never heard of its quality, please help raise awareness for the Wild Trout of the Poudre River. This, in a time where their very existence is threatened by the Northern Integrated Supply Project. Come to Lee Martinez Park (end of N. Sherwood Street and right down to parking lot near tennis courts) |
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| CWCB meeting in Alamosa |
| Tuesday, September 16 or 17, 2008 |
| SaveThePoudre will press its case at the Colorado Water Conservation Board (CWCB) meeting that will commence at 8:00 a.m. and continue through Wednesday, September 17, 2008. This meeting will be held at Adams State College, 208 Edgemont Blvd., Alamosa, CO 81102, (719) 587-7011. |
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| Citizen’s Hearing on the NISP draft EIS |
| Wednesday, September 10, 2008 7:00pm |
| SaveThePoudre will be hosting this public meeting at the Fort Collins Lincoln Center Mini-theater, 417 W Magnolia St Fort Collins, CO 80521. At this meeting we will lay out our plan for the future of Colorado’s water supply while protecting our rivers. Details forthcoming. |
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| Larimer County Commissioners Vote on Comments to Army Corps |
| Tuesday, September 9, 2008 9:00am |
| Please come to the Board of Commissioners meeting Tuesday morning where they will finalize their comments on the NISP DEIS. Commissioner Randy Eubanks has already indicated his opposition to the project as presented in the DEIS but the other two commissioners have not publicized their positions. Citizens can speak to the Board at 9:00 am and the Commissioners will meet afterwards at 9:30 to discuss and finalize their comments. If you can’t attend, please send your comments to the Board at http://www.larimer.org |
| 200 W. Oak St., 3rd floor, Ft. Collins |
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| Fort Collins City Council Meeting on NISP |
| Tuesday, September 2, 2008 6:00pm |
| Council will be deciding how to respond to the draft EIS. It is our understanding that public comments will be taken at this meeting which will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall West, 300 Laporte Avenue. |
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| Larimer County Commissioners Review NISP |
| Tuesday, July 25, 2008 1:00pm |
| This Monday, the Larimer County Commissioners will have a Work Session to prepare their comments on NISP and Glade Reservoir. While no public participation will be allowed, it’s very important that the commissioners see and hear from Save the Poudre supporters. The meeting will held at the Larimer County Courthouse, 200 W. Oak St. 1st floor, Fort Collins and videotaped for rebroadcast on cable channel 14. |
| Please send comments on NISP/Glade Reservoir by 8/24 to bocc@larimer.org and plan to attend if you can. |
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| Larimer County Board of County Commissioners Meeting |
| Tuesday, July 22, 2008 |
| The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) will consider a resolution to adopt their formal comments. |
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| Larimer County Board of County Commissioners Meeting |
| Thursday, July 9, 2008 6:30pm |
| The Larimer County Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) will review internal comments received and take testimony from the public and the project proponents. At the conclusion of the meeting, the Commissioners will discuss their findings and direct staff to prepare a letter or resolution outlining their comments. This meeting will be in the 1st floor Hearing Room, County Courthouse, 200 West Oak St., Fort Collins and televised on local cable channels and streamed at: www.larimer.org/bcc/broadcast.cfm. |
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| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing |
| Thursday, June 19, 2008 7pm |
| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing on the Northern Integrated Supply Project. University of Northern Colorado University Center, 2045 10th Avenue in Greeley. This will be your biggest opportunity to speak up on behalf of the river that you love. Please plan to come and raise the roof! |
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| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing |
| Tuesday, June 17, 2008 4pm open house and sign up to speak, 6pm comment forum |
| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing on the Northern Integrated Supply Project. Fort Collins Senior Center, 1200 Raintree Drive, Fort Collins. This will be your biggest opportunity to speak up on behalf of the river that you love. Please plan to come and raise the roof! |
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| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing |
| Monday, June 16 2008 4pm open house and sign up to speak, 6pm comment forum |
| Corps of Engineers Public Hearing on the Northern Integrated Supply Project. Hilton Hotel, 425 W. Prospect Dr., Fort Collins. This will be your biggest opportunity to speak up on behalf of the river that you love. Please plan to come and raise the roof! |
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| Poudre River Cleanup |
| Sunday, May 31, 2008 9am-noon |
Ben Costello of Mountain Whitewater Descents is organizing this event.
Details forthcoming. |
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| Save the Name |
| Saturay, May 10, 2008 12pm-3pm |
The Poudre River has given its name to…
o One school district
o One hospital
o One fire authority
o Three schools
o Sixty two businesses
Help Us save this Natural Landmark!
Don’t Dam the poudre!
Fundraising barbecue
Legacy Park
Bring your swimsuit! |
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| Poudre River Art Show Benefit |
| April 11-17, 2008 |
A benefit for SaveThePoudre, this will be a reception and auction of works and images associated with the beautiful Poudre River – paintings, photographs, sculpture, pottery or other media. The reception will be Friday April 11th from 5-10 pm, including music, performances, beer, hors d'oeuvres (and a good time for all!). The auction closes April 17th at 5 pm. The event will be held at the Poudre River Art Center, 406 N. College, Fort Collins. More may be found here.
Those wishing to donate art may contact Rachel Herrera, Arts Alive Fort Collins, 970-482-2232 before March 1st for details. Proceeds will go to hiring the best river-loving lawyers to protect the vital and scenic Cache la Poudre River! |
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| Panel Discussion on NISP/Glade Reservoir |
| April 7, 2008 6:30-9:00pm |
Sponsored by Fort Collins Regional Library District and CSU’s Center for Public Deliberation. Topics include NISP’s impacts, benefits (if any), drawbacks, and alternatives. Our side will be presented by a whole host of friends, including Gary Wockner, Mark Easter, Laura Pritchett, Matt Evans, Phil Cafaro, and David Roy. The other side has quite a slate of heavyweights too; it should be a valuable and lively forum. Tickets are free at the door 30 minutes before the program.
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Front Range Community College Center next to Ft. Collins Harmony Library (follow the signs) |
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| John Fielder: "Mountain Ranges of Colorado," A benefit to Save The Poudre |
| Tuesday January 15, 2008 |
Fort Collins Lincoln Center
6:00 pm Save The Poudre Open House
7:00 pm John Fielder multi-media slideshow
Tickets: $10 in advance, $15 day of show.
Tickets on sale at:
- Lincoln Center, 417 W. Magnolia, 970-221-6730
- Avogadro's Number, 605 S. Mason
- Bean Cycle, 144 N. College
- Outpost Sunsport, 931 E. Harmony
- Anthology Books, 422 E. 4th, Loveland
Info: 970-493-4677 |
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| 1st Annual Poudre River Ball |
| Saturday November 3, 2007 at 7:00pm |
| Mark Your Calendar for the 1st Annual Poudre River Ball on Nov. 3. Friends of the Poudre will hold a Poudre River Ball on the evening of Saturday, Nov. 3, in the ballroom above the Rio Grande Restaurant, 143 W. Mountain, Fort Collins. The Poudre River Irregulars will play from 7p.m. to 10:30 p.m. Buy your tickets early, tickets will be available in advance for $10. The cost at the door will be $15. Call Gary Kimsey, 221-2957, for details or send him an e-mail at Poudrewolf@aol.com. Proceeds from the Poudre River Ball will be used to help analyze issues related to building Glade Reservoir and for other Friends of the Poudre projects. |
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| Our Waters at Risk for Pollution |
| Wednesday October 10, 2007 at 6:00pm |
| Friends of the Poudre will sponsor an Oct. 10 presentation by the Colorado Conservation Alliance on the problems of pollution and other severe problems that the Poudre and America's other rivers face unless revisions are made through the Clean Water Authority Restoration Act. The presentation starts at 6 p.m. at Avogadro's Number. |
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| The Dam Truth: Threats to the Poudre River and Alternatives to New Storage |
| Wednesday October 3, 2007 6-6:30pm |
| Friends of the Poudre will sponsor an Oct. 3 presentation by the group Save the Poudre about efforts to construct Glade Reservoir as part of the Northern Integrated Supply Project. The presentation will be given by Gary Wockner and is titled “The Dam Truth: Threats to the Poudre River and Alternatives to New Storage.” The event starts at 6 p.m. at Avogadro’s Number, 605 S. Mason, Fort Collins. The presentation will last 30 minutes, after which there will be time for a Q/A. |
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| Showing of Drop By Drop at the Rialto |
| Thursday November 15, 2007 at 7:00pm |
| We continue to present our side of the story to a variety of interested organizations and at community events. Next up will be a showing of Drop By Drop at the Rialto Theater in Loveland. Sponsored by The Friends of the Loveland Public Library Foundation and New Belgium Brewery, tickets are free. If you know of other organizations that would like to receive a presentation, please contact us. |
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| Poudre Valley Green Party Hosts "The Dam Truth" |
| Thursday September 20, 2007 at 7:00pm |
Mark Easter will make a presentation regarding the proposed Glade Reservoir and its impacts on the Poudre River at River Rock Commons, 520 N. Sherwood St., next to Lee Martinez Park where most parking will be found.
For more information, call Eric at 226-5755 |
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| Rocky Mountain Flycasters Poudre River Cleanup |
| Saturday September 15, 2007 at 8:30am |
| Volunteers will meet at Picnic Rock and be assigned to specific areas along the Poudre for cleanup in preparation for the National Fly Fishing Championship. For more information, call Greg Evans at 204-4004 or e-mail evansgs@comcast.net. SaveThePoudre thanks Rocky Mountain Flycasters for their continued service to the community and the river. |
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| Take a Walk on the Wild Side with the 2007 Procession of the River Species |
| Saturday August 18, 2007 |
Join a street full of "wild animals" on parade to celebrate the wildlife of the Poudre River watershed. This year's Procession will kick off with community art, costume, and mask making workshops, leading up to the big event on Saturday, August 18th as a part of New West Fest. Workshops and the Procession are free and open to the public. Volunteers needed for carrying windsocks, giant street puppets and other existing costumes and critters on sticks!
Free Art Studio open Aug. 4 - 18 -- at FC-MoCA, on the corner of Oak and College in Ft. Collins. Our studio at FC-MOCA is every day from 1:30 pm to 5:30 and 6:30 to 8pm or later if people are there working.
Call for more information 970-490-2473 or www.processionriverspecies.org |
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| Cache La Poudre River Cleanup Day |
| Saturday May 19, 2007 Noon |
| In an attempt to give penance for all those lost sunglasses and paddles, Mountain Whitewater Descents is sponsoring Poudre River Cleanup Day. Volunteers will meet at Lee Martinez Park at noon and break up up into groups. After getting organized, volunteers will pick up trash and debris along the Poudre River in and around Fort Collins. Gallegos Sanitation has donated a dumpster for the event and various local sponsors have donated food and beverages. A volunteer appreciation party will be held at Mountain Whitewater Descents, 1329 North US Highway 287 in Fort Collins at 5:00p.m. Volleyball, live music, and free beer provided by New Belgium Brewing Company will be provided along with Pepsi products and food donated by other local sponsors. For more information or to help sponsor Poudre River Cleanup Day contact Harlie Maahs at Mountain Whitewater Descents (970) 419-0917, or E-mail Harlie@RaftMWD.com. Cash donations will be accepted for Friends of the Poudre. For more information check out WWW.MountainWhitewaterDescents.com/philanthropy.htm |
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| Save the Poudre Benefit Concert |
| Friday March 2, 2007 8:00pm |
| A concert to raise money to help Save the Poudre! Our river is in danger, and needs your help! Hodi's Half Note (formerly The Starlight) $5 at the door gets you in to see The Tanukis, a surprise band, and Harvey Knuckles. Also, see two locally produced Poudre films, Light & Liquid, and Drop by Drop. Information about the Save the Poudre effort, and ways to get involved will be available at the venue. |
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| Town Meeting on NISP |
| Tuesday January 9, 2007 7:00pm |
The Bean Cycle/Matter Bookstore, 144 N. College Ave, Fort Collins, Colorado
Mark Easter will conduct a town meeting on the NISP project and the proposed Glade Reservoir. Everyone is encouraged to show up for this meeting to learn more about the project and how to get involved.
For more information, please call the Matter Bookstore at 970.472.4284. |
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| Pulse of the River -- Save the Poudre Party |
| Friday December 1, 2006 7:00pm to 9:00pm |
New Belgium Brewery, 500 Linden, Fort Collins, Colorado
Free and open to the public. Celebrating the release of a new book by 30 local authors who love our river. Also: the debut of a locally-produced Poudre film and music by Matt Campbell and his Bottom Line Band. Yep, that's right: readings, film, music, food & beer. Books will be for sale at the event (event-goers are strongly encouraged to buy a book – book royalties go to Colorado Water Trust).
The following organizations will be represented: Sierra Club, Friends of the Poudre, Trout Unlimited, Poudre Paddlers, Fort Collins Audubon, Citizen Planners, Matter and the Bean Cycle, and Colorado Environmental Coalition.
For more information, contact Laura Pritchett - L_pritchett@msn.com |
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| Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District's Fall Water Users' Meeting |
| Wednesday November 8, 2006 7:30am to 1:30pm |
Hilton Hotel, 425 West Prospect Road, Fort Collins, Colorado
Lunch is provided
Make your reservation by calling 970-622-2220 or register online at http://ncwcd.org |
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| Poudre River Clean-up |
| Saturday October 21, 2006 |
| Colo Trout Unlimited has a goal for annual river clean-up by each of its chapters. The Rocky Mt Flycasters Chapter will be sponsoring a Poudre Clean-up on Sat, Oct 21, starting at 9:00. Please respond to Greg Evans (<evansgs@comcast.net>) if you are interested. Also, let him know if stretches of the Poudre have been pretty well cleaned so RMF can concentrate on stretches that need it the most. They plan on meeting at Picnic Rock--do you have suggestions for another place further up if that area has already been covered this year? |
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| Conference: Sustaining Colorado’s Watersheds |
| Wednesday October 4-6, 2006 |
Breckenridge, Colorado
The Colorado Watershed Assembly, Colorado Riparian Association, Central Rockies Chapter of Society for Ecological Restoration, and Colorado Watershed Network will be hosting a joint conference: Sustaining Colorado's Watersheds: Science and Restoration through Collaboration.
This is the first time these entities conferences and groups have been brought together, and we would welcome your participation!
Time is short for registration, with the conference starting October 4-6 in Breckenridge, CO.
Highlights include: a special session on Colorado water with a panel including Russ George, Doug Kemper, and John Carney and opportunities for discussions and networking at (optional) informal 'special topic' dinners at various local restaurants. The Technical Program will feature two tracks that include examples and tools for collaboration, restoration practice and case studies, and current and emerging watershed research.
Friday's options include: a selection including a capacity building workshop or field trips. More information (most up-to-date program and registration) can be found on: http://www.coloradowatershed.org/Events.htm#Watershed%20Conference. |
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| Cache la Poudre National Heritage Area Film Debut |
| Thursday September 21, 2006, 5:30PM |
Cherokee Park Ballroom, Lory Student Center, CSU
Friends of the Colorado State University Libraries is sponsoring a film about the using historic as well as current photos to highlight the beauty and historical significance of the area.
Free and open to the public. Refreshments to follow.
For more information or to join Friends, contact Becky Reeve 970.491.1833 (Becky.Reeve@Colostate.edu). |
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| Sustainable Living Fair |
| September 16 and 17, 2006 |
Visit the Sierra Club Booth at this fair for more information on NISP and Glade Location: Near New Belgium Brewery
Details: http://www.sustainablelivingfair.org/ |
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| Water Conservation and the Future of Broomfield |
| Friday September 15, 2006, 6-8PM |
Broomfield Community Center
280 Lamar St.
Lakeshore 3 Room
Speakers: Liz Gardner (Director of Conservation–Denver Water), Jim Knopf (Landscape Design Architect), Tom Long (Summit County Commissioner), Lurline Curran (Grand County Manager), Taryn Hutchins-Cabibi (Western Resource Advocates)
Moderated By: Susan LeFever (Rocky Mountain Sierra Club)
For More Information Contact: Becky Long 303.405.6714 or becky@cecenviro.org Refreshments Provided
Sponsored by Trout Unlimited, Colorado Environmental Coalition, Western Resource Advocates, and Sierra Club |
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| Water Conservation Field Day |
| Thursday September 7, 2006, from 9-12am |
This is a water conservation demonstration project put on by the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District in Berthoud. It involves water use and conservation in landscaping.
RSVP to: register@ncwcd.org or call 970-622-2322
Program includes:
• Invited representatives from EPA to talk about the new Water Sense program for water conservation
• Invited representatives from Irrigation Association to talk about certification of industry professionals
• Tour of OLLIE (Outdoor Laboratory for Landscape & Irrigation Education)
• Review of current studies and demonstrations
o Soil preparation studies
o Look at grass species, new sod mixes and new varieties of bluegrass and tall fescue
o How much water to establish sod or seed
o See some of the new technology for controlling irrigation
o Discussion about sub-surface drip irrigation for turfgrass
o Preliminary results about spray head irrigation
Bar-B-Q Lunch
Location: NCWCD facilities in Berthoud Colorado.
Directions: Take I-25 to exit 250. Go west on Hwy 56 about 5 miles then north one mile on old Highway 287 towards Loveland. Several large green buildings with white roofs. Easy parking. |
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| Wolverine Farm Publishing and New Belgium Brewing |
| Wednesday or Thursday September 7, 2006, 4PM |
| This duo is joining forces to develop an ad, or possibly a series of ads, that will feature a crew of dedicated river defenders. The idea is to have naked people in or around the river, holding placards that spell out: "Save the Poudre" or "Don't Flatline the Poudre" or "Damn Glade!" or some other similar slogan. By holding the placards strategically you won't be revealing any of your private parts. |
| They are looking to do the shoot on September 7th. If you are interested, please contact Todd Simmons wolverinefarm@yahoo.com asap and he will make sure you get the details as soon as they are available. New Belgium will make sure the ads are placed in the correct markets where they will be most effective, so please take this seriously. If you know of a few other brave souls who might be interested in this project, please have them contact Todd, but please, do not ask everyone--only those who will take it seriously and want to help out. |
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| The Bean Cycle/Matter Bookstore |
| Wednesday August 30, 2006 from 6-8pm |
| Town meeting to roll out the Street Team, which will be individuals who volunteer to take the issue to the streets, and educate their friends, families, and neighbors about the Glade project. |
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| Procession of the River |
| Saturday August 19, 2006 |
| Imagine a street full of animals on parade. Foxes, magpies, coyotes and deer, walking through the streets to remind people to preserve their habitat. The Procession of the River Species invites you to celebrate the Poudre River Watershed on Saturday, August 19th in Fort Collins, and the public is invited to participate. Visit the open art studio and make a costume for free. For more details, visit http://www.processionriverspecies.org or call 970-490-2473. |
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