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The Colorado Headwaters Nature Project 2020 on @in

The Colorado Headwaters Nature Project 2020 on @inaturalistorg is going strong, with an impressive 162 observations and 117 species! Check out today's Observation of the Day: Showy Locoweed (Oxytropsis splendens). Click the link in our bio to join and share your wild observations.

Congratulations to Mary Price for winning last wee

Congratulations to Mary Price for winning last week's random drawing! She and Winnie stopped by the office this morning to get her @twopinessupply mug and Colorado Headwaters Land Trust hat 🙂

Follow the link in our bio to see all the great photos Mary has contributed so far, and post a few of your own!

#conservation #protectingthelandwelove #grandcounty #wildlife @gcwin_colorado @happytrails_hta

Day 10 of the project means another "observation o

Day 10 of the project means another "observation of the day," and with today being Friday, we have a weekly winner!

Congratulations to Mary for winning this week's random drawing. Read the blog post to learn more by following the link in our bio!

@happytrails_hta @gcwin_colorado
#conservation #protectingthelandwelove #grandcounty #wildlife

Day 9 with 108 observations! This brings our speci

Day 9 with 108 observations! This brings our species count to 89, with 7 observers. Today's highlight is the Aspen Fleabane (Erigeron speciosus), observed by Jeremy Krones. At least, that's what he thinks it is. If you know better, be sure to Suggest an Identification!

Remember that tomorrow we announce our first weekly winner! We can't wait to see what you observe around the county. Join our project today by clicking the link in our bio!

#conservation #protectingthelandwelove #grandcounty #flower

Colorado Headwaters Land Trust has worked to prote

Colorado Headwaters Land Trust has worked to protect Grand County's land since 1995. As we move forward, we'd love to hear your thoughts about conservation in our community.
Please participate in a quick survey to help us shape the next five years and beyond... Visit:
bit.ly/chltsurvey
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photo: @hollygphoto

Day 8 of the project and we have a fantastic 89 ob

Day 8 of the project and we have a fantastic 89 observations on @inaturalistorg ! That includes 75 different species seen by 6 observers. Today's highlight is the hairy woodpecker (Dryobates villosus), observed by Erica Bean!

#conservation #protectingthelandwelove #grandcounty #wildlife @natures_bean

Protecting Colorado's rivers and water is investin

Protecting Colorado's rivers and water is investing in our future...
Without a doubt, the rivers and streams of the Colorado River headwaters define Grand County and the work we do here as a conservation organization.
A recent article in @thecoloradosun touches upon ways we can work together to safeguard the health of our rivers for generations to come. Read more: https://bit.ly/2Z7SHvY
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photo: @hollygphoto

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"The continued existence of wildlife and wildernes

"The continued existence of wildlife and wilderness is important to the quality of life of humans." - Jim Fowler

We spotted this moose mom and calf (Alces alces) enjoying a willowy snack. A perfect addition to our Colorado Headwaters Nature Project 2020 event on iNaturalist. Click the link in our bio to share your discoveries.
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Photo: @hollygphoto

The nature project starts TOMORROW! Have you signe

The nature project starts TOMORROW! Have you signed up? Visit the link in our bio to make an account and sign up for the project.

Everyone who participates will be in the running for one of these awesome mugs from our friends at @twopinessupply

See you outside taking photos!

#natureproject #coloradoheadwaters #grandcounty #protectthelandwelove

"Nature gives to every time and season some beauti

"Nature gives to every time and season some beauties of its own." - Charles Dickens

Our beloved Colorado state flower, the Rocky Mountain Columbine (Aquilegia coerulea), has recently made its appearance! This perennial's big blue and white blossoms are short-lived. If you live locally, don't miss your chance to take a walk in the forest to seek out these native beauties.
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photo: @hollygphoto

"The essential joy of being with horses is that it

"The essential joy of being with horses is that it brings us in contact with the rare elements of grace, beauty, spirit and freedom." - Sharon Ralls Lemon

The Land Trust's mission includes protecting our county's agricultural lands. We work to support current and future generations of ranchers.
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