Join us for a 5-6 mile history hike to learn about the cultural and ecological significance of this permanently-conserved property! This is a unique opportunity to see more of the property than the general public is typically allowed. Register here beginning April 1....
DLC volunteer and retired biologist Brenda Beatty, along with Jordan Macknick, the Lead Energy, Water, and Land Analyst for the National Renewable Energy Lab (NREL) will discuss the growing field of agrivoltaics. Agrivoltaics pairs solar with agriculture, creating...
Join DLC, Douglas County Libraries, and volunteer historian Beryl Jacobson to learn about the history of Sandstone Ranch Open Space and the females who were truly the stars of the show! From owning and consolidating properties to running massive cattle operations,...
Join DLC and our fabulous watercolor teachers for a painting session focused on what’s behind the shadows. We’ll be painting at the historic Louviers Village Club to stay cozy! Each participant will take home a special painting to keep or share. Whether...
Join us for a walk in the woods at Dupont Open Space on Valentines Day. Whether you’re wearing boots, crampons, or snowshoes it’s bound to be a stimulating activity. We’ll take a beautiful walk in the big Cottonwood Trees along Plum Creek and learn...
Join DLC and retired geologist Tom Loucks to learn about the past and present of the geological theory of Plate Tectonics. From 400+ year-old speculations about how continents fit like puzzle pieces, to hypotheses of continental drift and sea-floor spreading, and...
