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Celebrate Fall with CHLT! Join us for National Pub

Celebrate Fall with CHLT! Join us for National Public Lands Day, Coloring CO with River Jams, and Hats Off for Headwaters. Learn more:
https://conta.cc/3lRAay3

Autumn: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change

Autumn: a lovely reminder of how beautiful change can be.

Happy first day of fall!

"Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace f

"Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow." - Melody Beattie

Today is World Gratitude Day! CHLT is grateful to you for upholding our mission. Your support ensures that Grand County has scenic vistas, clean rivers, open spaces and working ranches for generations to come.

You're invited to Hats Off for Headwaters 2021! Jo

You're invited to Hats Off for Headwaters 2021!
Join us for CHLT's annual fundraiser:
https://conta.cc/3CoTERv
(or use the link in our bio)

"Autumn leaves don't fall, they fly. They take the

"Autumn leaves don't fall, they fly. They take their time and wander on this their only chance to soar." - Delia Owens

Watercolor Artist, Richie Vios, picked a particula

Watercolor Artist, Richie Vios, picked a particularly poignant subject to paint at this week's Plein Air @ Altitude. Many of the original pioneers of the Fraser Valley moved here to build the very railroad that inspired Richie's creative instincts today.

For a chance to see more of Vios's work, don't miss Friday night's Reception at the WP/Fraser Chamber. Meet the artists and have the first opportunity to purchase paintings created throughout the week.

On Saturday, at the Rendezvous Event Center, enjoy an Art Sale, Quick Draw session, Docent Tour, and Art Classes.

Proceeds from paintings sold during Plein Air @ Altitude will be split between the artists, Fraser Valley Arts and Colorado Headwaters Land Trust.

Learn more via the link in our bio.

Happy September! Find out about the latest insight

Happy September! Find out about the latest insights from CHLT:
https://conta.cc/3heeWZF
(or use the link in our bio)

Let the painting begin! Today marks the first day

Let the painting begin! Today marks the first day of Plein Air @ Altitude. This week, a selection of noteworthy artists are painting on CHLT conservation easements, Rendezvous Colorado properties, as well as showcasing Grand County's natural and historical attractions.

Don't miss your chance to meet the artists and purchase their creations at the reception and open house held at the WP/Fraser Chamber on Friday, 9/10 from 5:30pm - 7pm. Purchase tickets via the link in our bio.

Then join us for more events on Saturday, 9/11 at the Rendezvous Event Center: Art Sale, Quick Draw exhibit, a docent tour, and art classes for all ages.

Thank you for supporting CHLT, Fraser Valley Arts, and these talented artists!

Hope you're enjoying this Labor Day weekend! CHLT

Hope you're enjoying this Labor Day weekend! CHLT had a blast taking part in Saturday's Granby Art in the Park festivities. We painted rocks with some talented kids of all ages. If you didn't have a chance to grab your rock creations, stop by CHLT's Granby office to say, "Hello" sometime. We'll keep them on display until they're claimed.

Join CHLT as we celebrate the season! Check out o

Join CHLT as we celebrate the season!
Check out our upcoming autumn events:
https://conta.cc/3jCZlV7
(or click the link in our bio)

"The smaller the creature, the bolder its spirit."

"The smaller the creature, the bolder its spirit." - Suzy Kassem

On this #WildlifeWednesday, we're excited to share our recent rendezvous with Colorado's solitary weasel, the Pine Marten (Martens americana).
Pine martens are found across most of Colorado in old growth sub-alpine forests. They are known for their long bodies, short legs and round ears. These opportunistic predators have sharp teeth and eat what is available: voles, mice, rabbits, birds, vegetation, insects, seeds, worms, eggs and even berries. They are important seed dispersers.
Pine martens are active year-round. So, keep looking up into our high country treetops, and let us know if you're lucky enough to spot one.

We are grateful to live in a community that values

We are grateful to live in a community that values open spaces, agriculture, water and wildlife. And we are delighted to be nominated as one of the best Community Nonprofits and Community Nonprofit Projects (Jones Creek Ranch Conservation Easement, Hot Sulphur Springs) in this year's Sky-Hi News Best of Grand.
If you love us, we'd love your vote:
https://www.skyhinews.com/best-of-grand-2021#/
or use the link in our bio.
Voting closes on September 8, 2021.
Thank you!

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