Hydroponic Systems in the Future

By Emily Hester The population of the world in 2050 is predicted to be about 10 billion people. Along with a population as big as 10 billion people comes many problems and risks, the economic rate at which we produce our food as of the current time, is about 9.3...
Douglas County in Bloom: Claytonia rosea

Douglas County in Bloom: Claytonia rosea

By Sharon Sjostrom We know of them as Rocky Mountain Spring Beauties, or Claytonia rosea. I saw the first lancelike leaves a few weeks ago, their distinctive deep green lying on the ground attached to a thin stem. Last week, their delicate white to light lavender...
Windswept Fields of White

Windswept Fields of White

By Alan Clarke I glanced out my office window as the strengthening blizzard took hold of the city. Horizontally blowing curtains of snow partially obscured the nearby office and apartment buildings. The accumulation of flakes on the parking lot below already amounted...
Create a Phenology Wheel

Create a Phenology Wheel

Want to start a year-long art project?? A phenology wheel is a great way to mindfully observe the changes throughout the months and the seasons and express your observations creatively. Phenology is a branch of science dealing with the relations between climate and...
Volunteer Orientation

Volunteer Orientation

Interested in volunteering with DLC in 2024? All current and prospective volunteers MUST attend an orientation to volunteer in 2024. DLC has undergone many positive changes in 2023, including hiring a new staff member, Kaitlyn Stabell, who is taking over the volunteer...
DLC’s Annual Report

DLC’s Annual Report

DLC just released our FY2022-2023 Annual Report. Check it out to see what we’ve been up to this year!